Ergonomics
Why comfort and happiness at work is at the heart of our DSE Assessments service
Every day, Posturite DSE Assessors Lucy and Sarah help people to work more comfortably. Find out more about the workstation problems they resolve and why transforming people's wellbeing at work is so rewarding.
Ergonomics – is it all about health? An infographic
Businesses wanting to transform productivity and efficiency in a business are taking an ergonomic approach. But what does ‘ergonomics’ mean and how does it benefit our lives and our work?
What are the common causes of neck pain at work?
Occasional neck pain is a common bugbear of the office worker, but there are small changes within your grasp to help you enjoy a transformation in workplace comfort.
Bad stock photos of working from home which get my goat
A humorous collection of bad working from home stock photos. Enjoy these unrealistic and bizarre images, plus terrible examples of homeworking setups.
You’re not skiving whilst working from home, and your employer knows it
It’s official - taking short breaks and moving around while working is good for you. But some homeworkers get anxious about the need to constantly prove productivity. Find out more.
Make sure 'back to the office' doesn't mean back to a poor set-up
An office ergonomics history: how far have we come?
Have you ever wondered why your office looks the way it does? It’s no accident. Here we explore a brief history of ergonomics in the workplace and ask: what is office ergonomics and what does it mean to us today?
Use this homeworker cheat sheet to improve your set-up
Working with our ergonomists, we've created an infographic cheat sheet that shows you best practice for setting up your workstation equipment, whether it's used on an ad hoc basis, or for longer.
8 ergonomic tips and products to protect your back at work
Employers and workers should always try to pay greater attention to their posture and working ergonomics. This can be quite a challenge, so here are a few tips on how you can keep yourself.
