As a society, we are becoming increasingly dependent on computers and electronic devices in our work environment. In fact, almost all types of work involve some degree of computer usage.
Computers such as desktops, laptops or terminals are part of our routine if we work in an office environment. With increasing job opportunities in Information Technology there is a corresponding increase in use of computers for programming of software and hardware.
Our body was not designed to use these computers for extended periods of time. As demands on productivity increases, so does the demand our work schedule. We push ourselves to keep up with the job requirements and need for increased workload. When this involves computers, we tend to ignore the aches and pains in our body from bad posture and tension on the muscles.
Computers such as desktops, laptops or terminals are part of our routine if we work in an office environment. With increasing job opportunities in Information Technology there is a corresponding increase in use of computers for programming of software and hardware.
Our body was not designed to use these computers for extended periods of time. As demands on productivity increases, so does the demand our work schedule. We push ourselves to keep up with the job requirements and need for increased workload. When this involves computers, we tend to ignore the aches and pains in our body from bad posture and tension on the muscles.
As a society, we are becoming increasingly dependent on computers and electronic devices in our work environment. In fact, almost all types of work involve some degree of computer usage.
Computers such as desktops, laptops or terminals are part of our routine if we work in an office environment. With increasing job opportunities in Information Technology there is a corresponding increase in use of computers for programming of software and hardware.
Our body was not designed to use these computers for extended periods of time. As demands on productivity increases, so does the demand our work schedule. We push ourselves to keep up with the job requirements and need for increased workload. When this involves computers, we tend to ignore the aches and pains in our body from bad posture and ten
As a society, we are becoming increasingly dependent on computers and electronic devices in our work environment. In fact, almost all types of work involve some degree of computer usage.
Computers such as desktops, laptops or terminals are part of our routine if we work in an office environment. With increasing job opportunities in Information Technology there is a corresponding increase in use of computers for programming of software and hardware. Our body was not designed to use these computers for extended periods of time.
Demand on productivity continues to increase, so does the demand our work schedule. We push ourselves to keep up with the job requirements and need for increased workload. When this involves computers, we tend to ignore the aches and pains in our body from bad posture and tension on the muscles.
Repetitive Motion Injuries can cost employers a lot more than lost time. Recovery Time can mean significant loss of productivity and performance.
