CSU offers guidance for sound office/teleworking ergonomics
Are you tired of having a sore back, tight shoulders and tension headaches, and feeling fatigued by the end of the work day?
Are you tired of having a sore back, tight shoulders and tension headaches, and feeling fatigued by the end of the work day?
The Office of Risk Management & Insurance is still accepting applications for FY22 for the Office Ergonomics Matching Funds Program.
The CSU Risk Management & Insurance department may be able to provide up to 50% of the costs (up to a $500 match) for an office/computer workstation.
The Ergonomics Team can help CSU employees reduce the risk of injury, improve productivity and enhance well-being, wherever you work.
The CSU ergonomics team can provide remote/virtual ergonomic evaluations of your workstation and environment, without ever having to set foot in your home or office.
It is important to set up your workstation as best you can to prevent injury regardless of where you might work.
October is Ergonomics Awareness month, and CSU has free resources to help employees avoid injuries.
October is Ergonomics Awareness month, and CSU has free resources to help employees avoid work-related injuries.
October is Ergonomics Awareness month, and it's a good time to create awareness of human factors and ergonomics in a variety of ways.