Ergonomic office furniture is becoming a key part of healthier office design. Read more about how it can support comfort, ...

Recent research has shown that the more time employees spend in their chairs, the more likely they are to develop serious health problems such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. The July special ...

If sitting is the new smoking, some construction companies may need to take a loot at their in-office ergonomics.

In the build and design world, ergonomics refers to adapting the work environment itself in the name of safety and productivity. Although OSHA doesn’t have an ergonomics standard, the construction ...

Q&A visits with Dr. Martin Cherniak, professor of medicine at UConn Health Center and head of its Ergonomic Technology Center. Q: You run the Ergonomic Technology Center at the Connecticut Health ...

Fargo - Jessica Baumgartner’s job is often a matter of inches, moving a computer screen up a bit, or sliding armrests in. As director of occupational therapy at ProRehab in Fargo, Baumgartner does ...

Some technology and robots are keeping employees in the workplace by improving productivity, reducing cost, and increasing safety (see "What's the Difference Between Automation and Employment?").

Creating a workspace that inspires employees to be productive and motivated is essential for any organization aiming to improve performance. The relationship between office design and the interactions ...

Integrating thermal safety with ergonomic design is essential for combating rising temperatures and preventing musculoskeletal injuries among outdoor workers.