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TODAY is the 20th annual RMT National Health and Safety Advisory Conference, the largest-attended conference in the RMT’s diary.
In March 2003 80 RMT safety reps met at the first health and safety conference where they passed a resolution to establish the annual conference.
This resolution acknowledged the need for safety to be recognised within RMT constitution and for a network to educate and empower health and safety reps.
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