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AI and cognition at work Exploring the impact on the human behind the screen
Written by Eilidh Stewart-Barritt, Neurodiversity Workplace Coach, DSE Assessor and Chief Operating Officer of
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The best posture is the next posture… or is it?
by Joanne Allpress – Senior Ergonomics Consultant If you’ve ever looked into ergonomics or musculoskeletal health, you’ve probably come across
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The Changing Pace of Work (Part 1): How task analysis has evolved
by Joanne Allpress – Senior Ergonomics Consultant When people think of a DSE assessment,
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Reasonable adjustments for DSE users – it’s not always about the chair or desk
When discussing Display Screen Equipment (DSE) adjustments, the conversation can quickly focus on chairs,
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The Ghost at the Desk: Britain’s Presenteeism Crisis and What We Can Actually Do About It..
By Eilidh Stewart-Barritt, COO Inspired Ergonomics Every day, millions of people drag themselves to
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Nichola Adams Joins the Conversation on BBC Radio
There’s something powerful about hearing important conversations discussed out loud. Recently, our founder, Nichola
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“Homeworker Chair” Explained: What It Really Means (and Should You Use One in the Office?)
Blog written by Joanne Allpress, Senior Ergonomics Consultant A “homeworker chair” isn’t just a post-COVID trend, it’s a practical, cost-effective type of task chair that
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Wrist Pain and DSE: Is a Vertical Mouse Always the Answer?
By Joanne Allpress – Wrist Pain and DSE: Is a Vertical Mouse Always the Answer? This is a topic we’ve been discussing more frequently lately,
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Ergonomics for Neurodivergents: Could the future of inclusive work start with human factors science?
Blog written by Eilidh – Ergonomics for Neurodivergents: Could the future of inclusive work start with human factors science? It’s Neurodiversity Celebration week, and I
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Back straight, knees bent – Does it make a difference?
by Antony Hylton – Back straight, knees bent – Does it make a difference? Manual handing injuries are common, accounting for around 17% of the
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Keyboard trays – essential tool or legacy habit?
by Joanne Allpress – Keyboard trays – essential tool or legacy habit? Requests for keyboard trays still crop up regularly, particularly in organisations with US
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We’re Treating Whole People… In Pieces. And It’s Costing Us Everything
We’re Treating Whole People… In Pieces. And It’s Costing Us Everything by Nichola Adams Happy Chinese New Year – Welcome to the Year of the
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