Repetitive Motion Disorders

Today manufacturers are selling chairs, workstations, keyboards, monitors, and even staplers and calculators designed with ergonomics in mind. But are these products being used universally and to their full potential?

In their efforts to cut costs and reduce expenses, employers often overlook one area: workers' compensation insurance.

There's plenty to consider when it comes to laying out office space, including desk arrangements, comfort, and safety issues.

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Don't let employees miss work because of a lack of ergonomic solutions.

Like many government regulations, the rules surrounding workplace ergonomics can be mysterious and unclear. Here's some background on ergonomics legislation and current OSHA guidelines.

Regardless of the industry you're in, the best way to control the cost of workers' compensation insurance premiums is to avoid injury claims. A safe environment, effective safety training and ongoing programs to...

An ergonomic office is essential to helping prevent injuries due to cumulative trauma from repetitive tasks such as typing.

Pay attention to signs that you may be expanding too quickly, and take steps to keep things running smoothly.

Carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries can be painful and debilitating. Ergonomic furniture and tools can help.

Experts agree that almost every office can benefit from a few changes in layout and organization.

A good ergonomic chair is a necessity for today's office workers. Here's how to select a chair for optimum comfort and locate it at the best price possible.