Many people enjoy working in a reclined or recumbent posture while performing computer work. The reclined posture may benefit the lower back in some instances,

Using stability balls in place of an office chair is common in many offices. As Ergonomists, we are often approached by employers to provide advice

The new mother sits in her rocking chair cradling her infant in her arms, gazing lovingly down at her sleeping babe: The picture perfect scenario

Last week, Alberta was treated to an unexpected early snowfall. While we are fortunate that winter conditions have reverted back to a typical, warm, Western

Children in elementary, middle and high school commonly use backpacks to carry books, shoes and other necessities for school each day. It is important that

McCrum’s Office Furnishings’ new showroom in Calgary will be EWI’s location for our Practical Office Ergonomics on October 7th and 8th and we couldn’t be

Individuals come in all shapes, sizes and abilities. Individual characteristics impact how an individual interacts within an environment or with various objects. These characteristics can

As discussed in a previous blog post, many provinces across Canada are aiming legislation at the reduction of musculoskeletal disorders.  Many of the regulations that

So what does an ergonomist think about in the wee hours of the morning while nursing her newborn?  Ergonomics, of course. As a diehard “ergo

Working from home and “telecommuting” is becoming increasingly popular among companies across Canada. Improvements in technology make it much easier to interact and communicate with