Ergonomics

Working with our ergonomists, we've created an infographic cheat sheet that shows you best practice for setting up your workstation equipment, whether it's used on an ad hoc basis, or for longer. 

Employers and workers should always try to pay greater attention to their posture and working ergonomics. This can be quite a challenge, so here are a few tips on how you can keep yourself.

Wireless technology is typically billed as being a newer, cooler, more convenient alternative to our traditional plugged-in devices - but when it comes to your workspace, is buying a wired or wireless mouse and keyboard best?

If you've ever felt tight or achy around your shoulders and neck after a long day at your desk, you're not alone. Last year upper limb and neck problems accounted for most reported musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).

Sit-stand desk use can make us feel happier and sharpen work-related traits like decision-making and problem-solving, according to brain scientists at University College London.

Finding the right position for your computer accessories is the most important factor in setting up an ergonomic workstation. In this article you'll find our top six tips for setting up your mouse and keyboard.