Ergonomics

What are some of the challenges deaf employees and those with hearing loss face at work?

The mass transition to home working since the pandemic has enabled more people with arthritis to remain in work, research has concluded.

From an innovative new office space designed with health and wellbeing in mind through to training modules to help employees...

Home working during the Covid-19 pandemic has left a musculoskeletal legacy for many workers, with one health provider reporting a...

Occupational health programmes specifically for health workers should be developed at national, regional and organisational levels, United Nations bodies have recommended.

Employers and the government need to do more to address the health and wellbeing risks related to remote working, and...

Just half (52%) of employers are providing safety training for ‘hybrid’ workers who are now splitting their work between home and physical workplace.

Factors such as working time, job security and management support have more of an impact on musculoskeletal disorders than an...

As workers are this week once being encouraged to work from home ‘if you can’, research has highlighted that an...

More than two in five employees in the rail sector meet the clinical criteria for a mental health condition, according...

A campaign aiming to encourage employers to help prevent and manage the most common work-related health problem – musculoskeletal disorders – has been launched.

A fifth of hospitality and retail workers are reconsidering their future in their role as they say the length of...

With access to physiotherapy becoming difficult due to backlogs and Covid restrictions, Brett Hill considers whether online services could be the solution.

Lockdowns have created an 'ergonomic timebomb' of musculoskeletal injuries and pain, especially among remote workers.

After a year, for many of us, of being glued to our screens while working from home, reports of workers...