It should be no surprise if your posture is suffering more now than ever. With America's workforce transitioning to an at-home set-up, we've heard the outcry of neck, shoulder, and back discomfort due to poor ergonomic set ups and the increased use of mobile technology (aka your laptop).
Current research suggests that nearly 70% of the U.S. workforce suffers from some sort of pain while completing their daily job requirements. With worker pain comes lower productivity, increased absenteeism, and higher workers’ compensation costs. Smart companies are addressing employee pain…
Part III- Measuring Long Term Impact
by Bryce Davis, Performance Manager at Briotix
Ergonomics safety programs reduce injuries and help organizations reach operational goals.
Join us at ErgoExpo in Las Vegas this November where you'll gain cutting-edge strategies to help build or strengthen your ergonomics, safety and wellness programs,including experts from Briotix, sharing valuable information to make your workplace excel:
Millennials will make up the majority of the workforce by 2020. In order to be able to compete for this talent, employers are going to need to take care of this generation’s most fundamental need – a comfortable, safe, and dynamic workplace.
As leaders in ergonomics and injury prevention for global workforces, we enjoy the contrast in the workforce today – older employees are postponing retirement and working longer while younger employees, currently the Millennial generation, are an equally large force and have unique and differing…
As leaders in ergonomics and injury prevention for global workforces, we often work with the Human Resources department in Employee Benefits – perks, health and safety. With a mix of older employees postponing retirement and working longer alongside Gen X and Millennials, we have found eight…