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To
download a copy of the Best Practice in Occupational Health
and Fitness ebook
click here.
Being
an executable file if will only open up on windows-based
computers.
If
you're at work it may have trouble sneaking through your
firewall, in which case you'll have to talk to your IT people.
To the
best of my knowledge it does not contain viruses and was made
using the
www.desktopauthor.com ebook program.
Unfortunately it will not open up on Apple machines.
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Written
by Canberra physical educator, John Miller, Best Practice in
Occupational Health and Fitness lays out the case for
focusing on the health side of the OH&S equation.
It
looks at the aims and objectives of embarking on a systematic
OH&F program - designed to lower the risk of
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absenteeism
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presenteeism
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worker's compensation
- staff
turnover
It
stresses the importance of making the distinction between injury
and dysfunction.
It
includes sample graphs of a typical OH&S risk audit.
In a
nutshell it a blue print for developing healthy people,
healthy workplaces, healthy businesses.
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