When you’re focusing your eyes on a nearby a computer screen for long periods of time, you’ll eventually strain your eyes. This could lead to dry, irritated eyes, headaches, vision blur and difficulty focusing on your tasks. There are some … Continue reading
Injury At Work Law – What You Need To Know
Injury At Work Law By State Workers’ Compensation is a form of insurance that compensates wages and medical benefits for employees who are injured at work, in exchange for the employee giving up the right to sue the employer for … Continue reading
Best Ways To Prevent Back Pain
Back pain, especially lower back pain, is one of the most common sources of chronic pain. Back pain affects 8 out of 10 people, and most often starts during middle age. The aging process causes muscle atrophy and disc degeneration, … Continue reading
Free Medical Advice with HealthTap
Almost everyone searches for free medical advice online. Whether you suffer from an ongoing condition such as lower back pain or carpal tunnel syndrome, or maybe you just have a question about that strange growth on your toe, you may … Continue reading
Best Tips for Ergonomics in the Office
If you spend all day working at a computer in an office, you are at risk for debilitating pain such as back pain and head aches or even permanent injury like carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive stress disorders. Fortunately, there … Continue reading
What is Workers’ Compensation Law?
If you have the misfortune of being injured on your job, you will want to know what is workers’ compensation law and how it can help you in this difficult time? Workers’ compensation is an insurance program that can pay … Continue reading
Workers Comp Attorney
How to Find a Workers Comp Attorney Injury at work law – workers’ compensation – is in place to provide protection for workers in the case of workplace related injury or illness, and to prevent and resolve disputes between employees … Continue reading
Oscar Pistorius, without feet, has too many advantages for Olympics
I should have known it was too good to be true. The Olympic comittee has ruled against Oscar Pistorius and his Cheetah feet–he doesn’t really have the feet of a cheetah; that’s the name of the prosthetics he uses to … Continue reading
Buttons Buttons and More Buttons
If it has the word ‘button’ in it, it’s a good blog. At least that seems to be the case in my experience so far. I recently came across two excellent interaction design blogs, “The History of the Button” and “Upressable … Continue reading
Steelcase Treadmill Workstation — Office of the Future?
I wrote in the past about the “walking while working” movement composed of a small but growing group of people abandoning their desks for a healthier alternative– a workstation jerry-rigged to a tread mill. You just may be able to … Continue reading