Why You Should Ask About Your Employees' Home Workstations
Have you talked to your remote employees about their at-home workstations? No matter where they work, an ergonomically correct desk setup is key for productivity. It’s also necessary for complying with the Americans With Disabilities Amendments Act, which covers remote workers.
It’s pretty clear remote work is here to stay. The pandemic has left many Americans working from home for almost 18 months. And now, many employers are making a permanent shift to a fully remote or hybrid work model.
Over the past year, we’ve seen an increase in musculoskeletal issues. That’s no surprise when most at-home or remote workstations take the form of dining room tables and kitchen countertops. These may be great for eating, but they're not designed for eight-hour workdays.
An article by Disability and Productivity Consultant Todd Meier can help. You’ll learn some simple best practices to help workers make the most of their home workstations. Ergonomic Tips for Adapting the Remote Workspace for Healthier, More Productive Employees even provides steps remote teams can start following right now.
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