<p>Ergonomic-related injuries account for up to 75% of all workers’ compensation costs nationwide. As an employer, there are tools you can use to determine what’s safe and what’s NOT safe for your workers.</p>

Ergonomic-related injuries account for up to 75% of all workers’ compensation costs nationwide. As an employer, there are tools you can use to determine what’s safe and what’s NOT safe for your workers.

84. How Can You Evaluate Ergonomic Risk to your Workers?

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84. How Can You Evaluate Ergonomic Risk to your Workers?

84. How Can You Evaluate Ergonomic Risk to your Workers?