I see this question crop up from time to time in blogs and LinkedIn postings. If you are thinking about ergonomics considerations, the first response is (as usual) "it depends". My next observation is that anyone responding by naming a specific product is either ...[Click here to view the whole article on my blog page or use the player to listen to the podcast]

Earlier this month, I was in the Netherlands visiting some of our key partners. As always, there were some interesting conversations and I gained intriguing insights ...[Click here to view the whole article on my blog page or use the player to listen to the podcast]

I have just returned from a week at a Health Spa and I have been

ruminating about how much the rationale behind such establishments is moving

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It seems to me there are two ways of thinking about the funding of workplace ergonomics and it is essential to identify which of these two modes applies …

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International interest in how much we sit is gaining high profile publicity. Whether we are using a computer, playing video games, driving the car or watching TV, it seems the cumulative effect...

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The short answer, of course is “It depends”. The next “rule of thumb” (and incomplete) answer is “Probably up to 7 or 8 years for a chair that comes with a standard 5 year warranty and 12-15...

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Apple crumble & custard. Morecambe & Wise. Long walks & the Lake District. Some combinations just work well together.  Other pairings may be worthy individually but less so when united ...

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