From an ergonomic standpoint, the best desk is a plain, no-frills desk.

As many of our clients return to their on-site offices, they are also returning to having in-person meetings in conference rooms. Here are four tips to make those meetings more comfortable.

Do you take frequent business trips? Or work at a “hotel” or shared desk in a remote location? Then you’ll need these three things.

There are a few items that we find ourselves recommending repeatedly, due to their great fit and high quality.

The odds are pretty good that whatever type of work you do – even if it doesn’t feel like a particularly active or physical job – you probably have to lift something at some point.

At the end of the day, an hourly microbreak doesn’t add up to much time at all, but your body will thank you for those few extra minutes to rest and recuperate.

Can your workstation be cute AND comfortable?

Applying ergo principles to both your home and onsite offices

Our evaluators’ personal top picks for ergonomic equipment

4 ways to work in more movement at your desk, while keeping it safe.

The intention of a sit/stand desk isn’t to make you to stand all day - it’s to provide you with a choice.

Many people have questions about sit/stand desks, such as: Is one right for me? We are here to answer all of your questions!

When choosing a keyboard and mouse, it’s all about the way that the device positions your body.

Even the best chair in the world is going to have to be adjusted before it’s comfortable for the person sitting in it.

Always keep the basic principles of ergonomics in mind when you are shopping for an ergonomic product. And ask yourself these five important questions…

You’re spending a lot more time looking at screens than you may realize.

“You specialize in ergonomics? Oh, no, I better sit up straight!”

Do you work on the go? Do you frequently find yourself working while on planes, trains, and/or automobiles?