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3 Big Differences in Work Injuries Between Men and Women
You’ve heard about the gender wage gap, but what about the gender injury gap? That’s right—men and women experience different types of work injuries. Of course, both men and women get hurt on the job....
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Why Your Company Return-to-Work Policy May Be Costing Money
Return-to-work policies can be tricky, but they’re essential. Are you aware of how much your company loses when an employee misses work due to illness or injury? According to The Harvard Business...
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Enterprise Risk Management
How to Measure Your Operational Safety 62% of organizations have experienced a critical risk event in the past three years. Yet only 36% of organizations have a formal enterprise risk management...
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Ergonomics in Dentistry: What You Need to Know Today
Poor ergonomics in dentistry can be a pain in the neck — literally. In your practice, you know if an exam chair is broken or a sterilizer is on the fritz. What you may not realize is that unsafe...
View ArticleComputer Ergonomics: 5 Ways to Protect Yourself from Strain
You’ve been working at your computer for hours and you’re starting to feel the strain. You want to keep going and get more done, but your back is begging you to take a break. If you’ve ever felt this...
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What Is Post-Offer Employment Testing? Plus, 3 Ways You Can Maximize It
According to Glassdoor, hiring a new employee costs around $4,000. And from start to finish, it takes 23 days or more to recruit and hire a new employee. That means a lot is on the line when things...
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How to Reduce the Risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a prevalent workplace injury many don’t take seriously enough. Did you know wrist and finger injuries can reduce worker productivity by as much as 56%? And lead to both worker...
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Ergonomics and Nursing: Safe Patient Handling in Hospital and Home Care Settings
Every year in the United States, businesses spend billions of dollars on workplace injuries. Working in a health care setting, including hospitals and home care, presents unique challenges and risks...
View ArticleThe Importance of Ergonomics in Health Care Facilities
Health care professionals constantly face tough workloads and patient care responsibilities. An investment in ergonomics in health care is essential to help them perform at their best and provide...
View ArticleEnsuring Ergonomic Safety and Comfort
A Q&A with Elissa Ecker on Manorhouse Management’s Ergonomic Journey Manorhouse Management, Inc. shines in assisted living and memory care in central Virginia. Their emphasis on ergonomics keeps...
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Your Return-to-Work Policy and Physical Job Description
3 Big Benefits of Updating Each Employee’s Physical Job Description Reduce Costs with a More Effective Return to Work Policy Imagine an employee gets injured on the job, and their doctor clears them...
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