Working ergonomically in the officeWorking ergonomically is important for everyone. Wherever you are or whatever work you do; it is essential to work ergonomically to prevent injuries, complaints, pain and absence. The rules and guidelines for ergonomic working vary from sector to sector. We like to explain to you in several blogs what is important for which sector. This time it is the turn of office ergonomics. The importance of office ergonomics Workers often spend long hours at their desks, where they often make the same repetitive movements. If the workplace is not fully ergonomically optimised, then this can lead to various health problems, such as back, neck and shoulder pain and eye strain. Moreover, poor ergonomics can result in reduced productivity, concentration problems and even long-term sick leave. An ergonomic work environment not only ensures the well-being of employees, but also delivers tangible benefits such as increased productivity, reduced sick leave and a positive work culture. It is therefore essential that employers and employees work together to integrate ergonomics into the office environment and ensure employee health.