Are You Prepared for the Challenges of the Future Workforce? - Bill Pace
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This talk was delivered at The Dallas Ergonomics Forum on 18th July 2017. In this talk Bill Pace looks at the many present ergonomic ills facing young people today, with a particular focus on device use and posture. He then presents a real life case study and how they combated the problem.
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This presentation was delivered at The Sydney Ergonomics Forum at Sydney's The Mint museum on 31st January 2017.The Sydney Ergonomics Forum 2017
On 31st January 2017, we held an exclusive ergonomics event at Sydney's The Mint museum.
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This is the full slide deck comprising all the slides from all 5 talks. For more information, contact Cardinus on info@cardinus.com
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With so many organisations opting to use sit-stand furniture, and with so little awareness around to how to use it properly, it is apposite that Stefan joined us to deliver this presentation at this time.
This presentation was delivered at Cardinus' UK Ergonomics Forum at the Churchill War Rooms in June 2016.
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Guy Osmond provides an overview of posture-related product and technology developments over more than twenty years and discusses the way employers have approached their workplace
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This presentation was delivered by Guy Osmond of Osmond Ergonomics at Cardinus' Ergonomics Forum at the Churchill War Rooms in London, June 2016.
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Find out more about Cardinus events at our website: http://www.cardinus.com/
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Ann Hall's talk at Cardinus' US Ergonomics Forum 2016 on the phenomenon of sit-to-stand desks and their use within organisations to limit their exposure to health risk.
In this presentation, Ann Hall of BakkerElkhuizen, Corporate Wellness and Ergonomics Specialist, shows us why companies should invest in sit-to-stand desks, how long employees should be using them for, how to get employees to use the desk as well a great deal of statistics and information to support these claims.
To find out more about BakkerElkhuizen technology, and their sit-to-stand desk, head to their website: https://www.bakkerelkhuizen.com/
To get discover how Cardinus' software solutions can help to implement your office ergonomics policies, go to our website here: http://www.cardinus.com/
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The talk also offers advice on various workplace safety solutions, such as the Sit-Stand workstation, ergonomics hardware, kneel chairs, treadmill workstations and much more.
For more information you can find ESIS on the web here: http://www.acegroup.com/esis-en/
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