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Archive for the ‘Office Ergonomics’ Category

Office Ergonomics Tip of the Week

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

This week’s Office Ergonomics tip is for the home office worker.

I do not know about you but I find it a lot easier to relax in my home office than I do in my “office” office. I am a little less critical of my clothing, my eating habits, and my posture.

When I first started working out of my home office in Toronto, I found myself unconsciously making some bad health and ergonomic decisions. Whereas I always sat with perfect posture at the office, once I started working from home, I started to, well, slump a bit. Every once in a while I would be chatting away on my conference phone when I would suddenly realize I was displaying very poor posture again. Of course I would then consciously correct myself. Inevitably, though, I would slump back down.. Finally, when my back started to ache before noon, I knew I had to make a change. 

What was my solution? I put a mirror on the wall in front of my desk. It is very difficult not to notice you are slouching when there is a mirror image of yourself right in front of your face.

Eventually, my habit of good posture came back to me and I removed the mirror. If you are suffering from bad posture and back pain, try placing a mirror in front of you to remind you of your bad – yet easily corrected – habit of slouching.

 

 

Office Ergonomics Tip of the Week

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

This week’s office ergonomics tip is for the home office worker:

Often, working from home means sitting in the same position while performing repetitive tasks, often for hours. As someone who works from home, myself, I know that it is very easy to forgo breaks and take lunch at my desk, if at all. I find that it is a lot easier to skip lunch when working from home because no one is knocking on our office door inviting us out or walking past our cubicle with a freshly popped bag of popcorn.

Obviously, sitting in the same position for an extended period of time, doing the same thing over and over can wreak havoc on the back, neck, legs, and almost any other body part. To solve this problem, try making it a point to go out for lunch every day. Put down the telephone, pack a lunch and take it to the park. Go on a power walk. Eat at your favourite salad bar. The important thing is to stretch out your muscles, get some fresh air, and enjoy a stress-free lunch hour.

When you get back to “the office” you will be glad for the break.




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