Ergonomics are important for improving employee morale and reducing company health costs. These 10 improvements can help.

Drivers are at risk for a variety of injuries that can be mitigated through the use of ergonomic aids.

Standing workers are at risk for numerous injuries. These 7 ergonomic aids can help protect worker health and productivity.

The quality of lighting in a workplace can have a significant effect on productivity and good lighting ergonomic design can assist workers in being more productive.

Sleep apnea is very common, but often misunderstood. Here are some key facts about the condition that you need to know.

Employees with kidney failure don’t necessarily have to leave their jobs and have legal rights to be considered. Here’s what you need to know to accommodate them in the workplace.

Work causes stress and fatigue which reduces employees’ work performance as the day progresses. Encouraging breaks throughout the day improves employee well-being, helps to reduce work-related injuries, and increases productivity.

Looking to plan a company health fair? Ensure it’s a success with these 11 tips.

Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a significant work related illness affecting employee well-being. Regular audiometric screening allows for early detection of NIHL and measures to prevent further deterioration of hearing ability.

A workplace drug testing program cannot be effective without measures to prevent adulteration of specimens