Accidents and occupational illnesses related to office work represent a significant human and financial cost. Simple solutions can be put in place to deal with recurring risks, mainly related to movement, manual handling and workstation ergonomics.This webpage offers several solutions and tools to...

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has challenged employers to equip their workers with the tools they need in order to do their jobs safely at home, and it’s important that this focus includes both mental and physical health.

The pandemic (COVID - 19) has forced many enterprises to ask their workers to work from home. Under these circumstances, teleworkers can be exposed to health and safety risks that need to be addressed.

This web section presents 5 dimensions to be addressed to combine working from home and the occupational health of teleworkers in a successful way.

This guide presents several ergonomic criteria, e.g. adapted to the morphology of the users, that must be taken into account when purchasing furniture and accessories intended for display screen workstations. Most common pitfalls to be avoided are mentioned.

This short film presents very simple and easy to understand and apply measures to move more daily when you have a sedentary job, and prevent the risk of musculoskeletal disorder (warming exercises, walk at lunch time, taking the steps instead of the elevator, taking breaks and stand up during breaks...

This tip sheet lists measures for: - clarify your role in this context, - adjust the organization of your team, - promote joint work, - and remotely support each of your employees