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A certificate of competence lets you demonstrate as an employer that your employees are able to work with electricity safely and knowledgeably. A risk analysis and BA4 or BA5 training are required.

Online learning doesn’t have to be boring. Create a community, opt for interaction, offer user-friendly learning materials, and experiment with blended learning.

With Learn&Connect, Mensura presents a completely renewed approach to courses. What is so new about it and what does the future hold?

A gossip-free workplace may sound like music to your ears, but in reality, it’s often a utopia. Yet not all gossip culture has to be negative.

Hybrid working is the new norm. Some find it an improvement, others a difficult adjustment. How do you protect the well-being of your teleworkers?

E-learning and virtual reality take a prominent role in training. By using a mix of teaching methods, students learn in the manner they want.

Ergonomic stress is one of the most common causes of absenteeism among construction workers. Protect your workers with these tips.

Prevention advisor Daisy Buttiens supports organisations, managers and their employees to make it easier to talk about traumatic events in the workplace.

Mutual trust, transparency, and taking a positive approach to absenteeism are as crucial as clear procedures and hard figures. How do you find the right balance?

The government wants to create a learning culture in Belgium. That’s why employees will soon be entitled to five days of educational leave per year.

To celebrate the launch of Mensura Learn&Connect, we organised a competition. Two participants received a team building voucher worth €2,000.

Where are the fire risks, which safety measures should I take, and what if anything does go wrong? A fire-safe work environment in 3 questions.

Personal development is a universal need. And what better way to fulfil it than lifelong learning? Find out in this blog the courses that are a must for your list.

Training keeps you competitive in a changing labour market. But how do you ensure you retain your new knowledge and apply it correctly in practice?