When you hear “Ergonomics,” you might think of expensive chairs or height adjustable desks, but Ergonomics is about much more than furniture. It ’s about designing work to fit people, not forcing people to fit their work. Poor ergonomics isn’t just uncomfortable. It leads to injuries, absenteeism, disengagement, and ultimately, lost revenue. For businesses, the true cost of ignoring ergonomics is far higher than the cost of getting it right. The Financial Impact of Poor Ergo

From an ergonomic and injury-prevention perspective, January consistently stands out as the most strategic month of the year to invest in workplace ergonomics. Not because workplaces are suddenly more dangerous, but because risk, opportunity, and timing align. Every year, organisations wait until pain, absenteeism, or workers’ compensation claims appear before acting. By that point, the injury has already occurred, productivity has dropped, and costs escalate rapidly. January

After the holidays, many people return to work feeling stiff, fatigued, or already dealing with neck, back, or headache symptoms within the first week. This isn’t a coincidence. Extended travel, working from laptops on couches, disrupted sleep, and reduced movement all increase musculoskeletal load. When you return to a poorly set-up workstation, your body is already less tolerant of strain. You don’t need a full ergonomic overhaul to make a meaningful difference, but a 15-mi