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When I was an undergraduate in the mid-to-late 1990s, I worked for one of the many Canadian Federal departments where I wrote/edited/translated/coded for their internal (aka intranet) newsletter. While I was there on a work term, ergonomics was all the rage; I was sent to cover and write about a visit from an ergonomics specialist who had been brought in to evaluate the working conditions of the employees. With the materials she provided to me, I ended up doing a series of short pieces called “Ergo-Tips” with advice on the proper positioning of the desk, chair, screen, light, etc, in an office space.