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What a bargain Two-day conference ticketEarly bird (book by midnight GMT on 21 July 2018)£500 (save £150) One-day conference ticketEarly bird (book by midnight GMT on 21 July 2018)£300 (save £75)
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I always wonder who this event is for - as I don't know of any members who can afford to go!
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Isn't free entry now a perk of our increased membership fees ? Oh, I'm mistaken, it isn't.... :-(
(Should this be classed as sarcasm or cynicism ?)
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 2 users thanked Elfin Davy 09 for this useful post.
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IOSH are deluded if they think the average safety bod can justify spending this sort of money to attend. The big corporate concultancies can or those who supply safety equipment/systems etc
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1 user thanked Ian Bell2 for this useful post.
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plus 1 overnight stay, plus travel, plus 2 days lost earnings as my employer wont pay - where do I sign! Its sad because i did manage to attend the free talks a few years ago when the event was in Harrogate (emplyer still would not pay for the confrance part) and Im sure its a great event.
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I have never been: is the grub any good? Do they lay on booze or should I just save my money and go to Wimbledon as usual? Andrew the Posh and Overpaid Safety Professional (NOT!)
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Ian Bell2
Judging by recent events, you could have stopped after the first three words of your post at #4 above ! :-)
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I rarely go to the IOSH conference as I find there is insufficent events of interest /relevance to convince my employers to pay. However this year I see that Katherine Mettars is giving a talk on MSD, she is very thought provoking and interesting speaker so I may see what else is on offer before I rule it out entirely.
Nic
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Better value can be had by attending any of the events laid on by local branches - most of which appear to be free to attend. There are speakers, presentations and the chance to network - much like at 'conference'.
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Hi,
My boss isn't a fan and thinks some other conferences are better as they are more focused on industry specifics. I have been a couple of times and I thought it was rather good, in a high level strategic way. And judging by the numbers attending each year it must be popular with quite a few others ;-)
jim
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