Statistics Around Ergonomics
I believe in the power of ergonomics to improve my work experience and, ultimately, my life. I believe this for a few reasons. One, because it’s a discipline that’s been shaped and informed by smart, capable, and hardworking people. Two, there are millions of people around the world who have applied it’s principles and products…
5 Ways Office Chairs Increase Company Productivity – What to Know
A simple change of perspective in the office can bring the most impact in terms of productivity. Unknown to many, something as simple as changing office chairs can actually bring about a change that is much needed by many employees across the world. Employee productivity is a measure of the employees’ effectiveness at work per…
3 Tips to Help You Set Up an Ergonomic Computer Workstation
Everyone is different physically—arms, hips, legs, body, and so on. There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all workstation where everyone is going to be 100 percent comfortable with using. The result? Plenty of people around the world working on computer workstations experience headaches, backaches, neck pains, and so on for one reason: their workstation…
Why I Need Ergonomics in My Life
In our day to day lives, we all experience all sorts of strains, pains, and minor discomforts. They can be big sudden ones, like lifting a box wrong, to the slow and tiny ones like having a light that’s just a little bit too bright. When it comes to dealing with these issues, human beings…
Why An Ergonomic Office Chair is Important at Work
Every year thousands of people receive compensation for some form of injury that occurred while on the job. Not only that, but the cost of these injuries to company productivity and overall output can be staggering. In 2004 alone 56 billion dollars was paid aid in relation to workplace injuries. Further, in 2005 workers spent…
Do I need an Ergonomic Chair?
Do I need an Ergonomic Chair? If you have ever worked in an office setting, then you are probably extremely familiar with the feeling after sitting in the same chair for 8 or 9 hours. First, your lower back begins to tighten-up and cramp. Next, your neck and shoulders also begin tightening as the tension…