Office Ergo

18 Nov, 24

News, Office Ergo

The Great Armrest Debate: Are they really necessary?

When choosing an ergonomic office chair, armrests are often seen as a must-have feature. But are they truly necessary for comfort and productivity—or could they do more harm than good?

11 Nov, 24

cost-justification, ergo program, injury, Office Ergo, productivity, Quality

2025: The year of proving that ergo works

As we approach the end of the year, many safety leaders are planning initiatives and budgets for 2025. In most organizations, strains and sprains are the leading type of injury, and therefore many safety leaders are thinking about how to focus on these next year. At Taylor’d Ergo, we’ve pledged that next year will be […]

23 Sep, 24

assessment, injury, Office Ergo, training

Are your office employees sore, tired, or grumpy?

An effective in-house ergonomics program doesn’t just prevent injuries—it also boosts productivity, reduces absenteeism, and enhances employee morale. Proactively addressing ergonomics concerns ensures your workforce stays healthy, engaged, and efficient.

21 May, 24

assessment, best practices, Design, exercise, Industrial, Manual handling, Office Ergo, productivity, Quality, stretching, techniques, training

Proven solutions: Does your ergonomist do “what if” assessments?

We’ve always been proud of our quantitative approach to ergonomics. We use detailed analysis tools to determine whether work demands are acceptable, and we evaluate potential solutions against the same standards. Doesn’t everyone do this? Believe it or not, no! Many companies use checklists or score-based tools such as Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) or […]

15 Apr, 24

assessment, best practices, Office Ergo, wellness

Our stories: Home office assessments for corporate employers

In most home offices, workers have already purchased or repurposed furniture, and space and lighting constraints and common. Home office assessments require us to evaluate equipment and determine what we can use, and what needs to be replaced.

11 Mar, 24

Ergo at home, Office Ergo, research

How big can your screens be, ergonomically?

Research by Callum Murphy, B.Sc.(Hon.Kin.), AE, Ergonomist With so many options available for computer screens, we thought it was time to provide an update. Where should you place your screens? How many screens can you use? Are curved screens better than flat? Wide screens A recent research paper by Kolbe et al. indicated that: More […]

12 Feb, 24

best practices, Manual handling, News, Office Ergo, photography, safety, techniques, wellness

Making ergonomics “go viral”: How social media marketing applies to ergonomics awareness

Research by Carter Deforest Our team has been doing some research with the primary goal of improving our social media engagement (follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook!). Along the way, we’ve learned that many of the principles that apply to successful social media campaigns also apply to ergonomics awareness initiatives. When we want to […]

29 Jan, 24

assessment, Ergo at home, Office Ergo, training

Ergonomics for home offices: A comprehensive, uncomplicated approach

When you walk through an office and see workers slumped over their desks, slouching in their chairs, or perched on the edge of their seats, you’ll wonder if they need some ergonomics support. However, when your contact with workers is primarily through Zoom or Teams, where the background looks like a corner office with a […]

Office Ergo

The Great Armrest Debate: Are they really necessary?

2025: The year of proving that ergo works

Are your office employees sore, tired, or grumpy?

Proven solutions: Does your ergonomist do “what if” assessments?

Our stories: Home office assessments for corporate employers

How big can your screens be, ergonomically?

Ergonomics for home offices: A comprehensive, uncomplicated approach

What is ergonomics?

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