With a return to regular work hours and/or school, and as recreational/extracurricular activities begin for the fall-winter season, things can be quite busy for all

General health guidelines suggest that sedentary office work is safe for pregnant women and their unborn children, provided there are no pregnancy complications. However, the

In nearly all occupations computer time makes up a significant portion of the work day. This is especially true for knowledge workers, who generally complete

What is the impact of your keyboard choice? A 2010 article outlines a trial of a split, adjustable ergonomic keyboard and separate number pad (the

Spring is upon us, and with the change in weather, people are starting to hit the road for vacations and taking those much anticipated summer

In Alberta, and throughout Canada, there are large number of people who work in construction and construction trade services. These jobs are an important part

The knee is highly susceptible to injury especially when working in industrial settings that are characterized by work completed in outdoor environments. Work in outdoor

Returning an injured worker to their job is often a complex process. Ideally there are two critical pieces on information. 1) A complete and up

Modified work, according to Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta, is temporary changes to regular job duties as a result of injury, which may include: changes

As the streets and sidewalks begin to be covered with snow and ice, and the risk of slips and falls increases. Whether walking is a