One such factor is lighting. Poor lighting or glare can cause workers to lean forward, squint, or hold awkward positions, ...

An ergonomic workstation is designed to facilitate the natural posture of the human body and minimize physical strain during work. Proper chair, desk, and equipment positioning can also prevent aches ...

That nagging ache in your lower back or the stiffness in your neck isn't just "part of the job"; it's a physical warning sign that your body is losing the battle against a poorly arranged workstation.

Musculoskeletal health has become a growing concern in today's modern workplace, where most professionals spend long hours sitting at computers or doing the same thing over and over. Work-related ...

The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES), a member of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), recently announced a new standard that addresses the design of workstations, furniture ...

When the pandemic closed schools and colleges everywhere, my 19-year old daughter was one of the estimated 77 million students in America suddenly thrust into a new world of online classes. As she ...