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Occupational health services expansion
23 January 2013
EEF, the manufacturers' organisation has announced a partnership with Collingwood Health to increase its range of Occupational Health (OH) services. The partnership will build on the EEF's exisitng experience in the a
EEF, the manufacturers'
organisation has announced a
partnership with Collingwood
Health to increase its range of
Occupational Health (OH) services.
The partnership will build on the EEF's exisitng experience in the area.
Operating under the existing name of EEF Occupational Health Service, Collingwood Health will expand the service and develop a comprehensive national offering.
stress and musculoskeletal disorders.
EEF Occupational Health Service has launched a national helpline for help and advice on any OH issues on 0844 800 9264. The service can also be accessed via the website www.eefohs.co.uk.
The partnership will build on the EEF's exisitng experience in the area.
Operating under the existing name of EEF Occupational Health Service, Collingwood Health will expand the service and develop a comprehensive national offering.
stress and musculoskeletal disorders.
EEF Occupational Health Service has launched a national helpline for help and advice on any OH issues on 0844 800 9264. The service can also be accessed via the website www.eefohs.co.uk.
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