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Think Ergonomic Equipment Prevents Workplace Pain? A Major Review Suggests Otherwise

Publié par Inc. · États-Unis il y a 2 h

A review of 20 trials found that ergonomic chairs, keyboards, and standing desks may do little to reduce workplace pain or sick leave, leaving employers with a costly dilemma.

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Think Ergonomic Equipment Prevents Workplace Pain? A Major Review Suggests Otherwise

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