This logbook is a simple and accessible grid that allows any teleworker to describe and monitor on a daily basis the conditions for carrying out his activity remotely and to identify adjustment needs. The logbook is organized into 5 sections allowing you to discuss the experience of teleworking, the positive points and the difficulties encountered. It makes it possible to identify improvement proposals specific to each individual or for the entire company.

This short video (2'30 ") was designed by ANACT at the request of the State Secretariat in charge of pensions and occupational health in order to facilitate the deployment of quality teleworking in times of crisis and beyond.

Does teleworking requires more control of the activity? Does it necessarily generate isolation? Over-connection? Does the success of remote work rest only on the shoulders of the manager? The video gives answers to some pre conceived ideas and key ideas.

This article aims to show how to adapt the workplace to make it a more healthy and productive environment for psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis patients. The article, published in the journal Psoriasi no. 85 (spring 2016), is a translation of an article by the National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) (North American).

This 'Good Practice Guide' is primarily aimed at employers and managers/leaders facing the changes and challenges of managing workers with chronic and the support they need to continue working, or to return to work after a period of absence.

This short guide provides illustrated exercises that can be done at the desk or workstation. It is aimed at office workers who may sit or stand for long periods, although the exercises are suitable for other workers who need a break from working in one position. The guide explains the use of exercise breaks, and describes simple exercises for the face and trunk, the shoulders, the back, the neck, the elbow and wrists and the legs.

These 3 short videos demonstrate simple exercises with an elastic band that can be done as an active break during the workday. The exercises are aimed at preventing and reducing pain and discomfort in muscles and joints, and should give a boost of energy immediately after they have been done. The exercises train the shoulders, neck, arms, legs and back. Each video is a 10-min full programme that begins with a 1-min warm-up followed by three rounds of three different exercises in a circle-training fashion. They were produced for NIVA by Professor Lars L.

This poster shows 4 simple exercises that can be done at work using an elastic exercise band. The exercises are designed to train the “computer muscles” and help relieve pain in the neck, shoulder and arms. The poster also includes some useful tips for doing the exercises.

Denmark's Job and Body (Job og Krrop) campaign provides a variety of practical resources that can be downloaded from this page. E.g. posters of simple exercises that can be done at work, a leaflet and a catalogue of inspirations for workplace intitatives. 

get on! is a platform for young people suffering rheumatism. This magazine provides information and tips about carrer choices and the first steps towards adult life.