Ergonomics

Meet the challenge of keeping home, remote and on-the-go workers safe and injury-free while away from typical office set-ups. Find out how to stay comfy, safe and healthy when working away from the office.

If you've ever felt tight or achy around your shoulders and neck after a long day at your desk, you're not alone. Last year upper limb and neck problems accounted for most reported musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).

Are laptops bad for us? Are they damaging a generation of workers? What can we do to protect ourselves from the risks of long-term laptop use? In this guide, our Lead Consultant Katharine Metters busts some myths and offers some tips.

We've put together a list of our top recommended gifts for students, homeworkers, budding novelists, freelancers and anybody else who uses a computer. Find out more here.

Sit-stand desk use can make us feel happier and sharpen work-related traits like decision-making and problem-solving, according to brain scientists at University College London.

Finding the right position for your computer accessories is the most important factor in setting up an ergonomic workstation. In this article you'll find our top six tips for setting up your mouse and keyboard.

How can left-handed users improve their workspaces? From getting a left-handed desk to using other ergonomic equipment, read our advice here.

Struggling for Christmas gift ideas this year? We're a nation of tech-addicts, so this Christmas why not help a gadget-loving friend out with some ergonomic tools to stave off those pesky musculoskeletal disorders?

Mobiles have undoubtedly changed the way we live and work, but have all the changes been for the better? In this post we explore our love affair with our mobile phones: the good, the bad, the ugly...and the solutions.