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The 36th National Hazards Conference 2025

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Thursday, June 26, 2025

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Deregulation, AI and Climate Change – The Critical Role of Safety Reps Into the Future

GMB London Region encourages members and reps to attend the National Hazards Conference 2025, taking place at Keele University from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th September 2025.

This year’s conference focuses on the growing challenges facing workers and safety reps from the impacts of deregulation to the rise of AI and the accelerating climate crisis. It’s a vital opportunity to learn, connect, and strengthen our movement.

Find more details and download the booking form here: The 36th National Hazards Conference 2025 – Greater Manchester Hazards Centre

Let’s make sure GMB voices are heard loud and clear at Hazards 2025.

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