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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
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More than a
dozen representatives of businesses and organizations concerned with
improving employee health have been
meeting over the past year at the Charlton College of Business
on the U-Mass-Dartmouth campus to look at how employee health could be
improved through collective action. The group met on march 27, 2009 with
the presidents of both Fall River and New Bedford Chambers of Commerce
to outline plans and to request their support. Initiated by the
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(Top row, left) Janet Hathaway, Southcoast Hospitals Group Director of Occupational Health, makes a suggestion for some of the potential activities of the group. (Top row, right) Lisa Erck of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health offers some of the Department's resources for employers. (Middle row) New Bedford Chamber of Commerce president Roy Nascimento and Fall River Chamber of Commerce president Rob Mellion offer the assistance of their organizations to the effort while Mary Dunn of Lightolier listens. (Bottom row, left) Fall River coordinator of Municipal Employee Wellness programs Julianne Kelly offers some ideas for potential action as Jim Amaral of Aerovox listens. (Bottom row, center) Maria Vieira of Joseph Abbound and ____________ listens as Lisa Erck makes a point. |
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