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• Spring Fever

Spring cleaning doesn't just mean going through your home closets, discarding old clothes, dusting off a few things and polishing up those streaky windows. It should also mean planning for the annual spring clean at work. And believe me, there are a few people out there that really need to pay attention to cleaning their workspace. While that new TV show on people with compulsive hoarding habits hasn't yet exposed a workplace hoarder, I know they are out there. I've seen it. Frankly, I don't know how people can work with a messy, overcrowded workplace with papers or tools piled everywhere. I know that people say they always know what is in each of those piles, but after the pile becomes humungous, I am not so sure about that. In fact, I can just hear my grandmother's voice as she said, ...

... to consider those computer monitors and keyboards. People have a habit of decorating this tool to su...Paying attention to ergonomics will make a great difference. Conduct a policy aud...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• March 11, 2010

• Make the most of small spaces.

Office Essentials - Keaney Interiors

..."We'll consult with the person on the ergonomics and what is the correct way they should be working...From there is the set up of the keyboard. . "There are things available for getting people ...

• Northern Ontario Business
• Vol. 23 Nbr. 14, December 2003

• Working at Home? Check the Office for Some Ideas

Sure, there is an inhumanity in the cubicle world. But people would do well to apply to their home offices at least the ergonomic situations in traditional work places," says [Dick Duncan]. For example, Cynthia Parks, a 50-year-old Charlotte, N.C., travel agent who works out of her home, says she needs some extra light. "I had to have light on both sides of my computer," she says. To compensate for the lack of light, she hauled in a second floor lamp. She uses at least a 100 watt-bulb to keep her work space well lit. "I needed to be able to see," she says. She also bought a special chair to ease her aching back.

... for large businesses to consider ergonomics, lighting and other factors when creating offices ... recommends a desk with pull-out computer keyboard that can be raised or lowered to reduce strain. . ...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 12, 2009

• How safe is your office? New design measures critical for health and safety in the workplace.

... are good climate, lighting and ergonomics. A well designed office or workstation that is bot...Keyboard placement should be positioned to prevent wrist in...

• Canadian Manager
• Vol. 28 Nbr. 3, September 2003