Today's custom accommodation is tomorrow's easy find

Article Abstract:

The designing of workstation accommodations by Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center, at the Georgia Institute of Technology, is discussed. The purpose of these accommodations is to reduce the costs involved in obliging with injured and disabled workers.

Innovations, Economic aspects, Design and construction, Disabled persons, Workstations (Computers), Georgia Institute of Technology

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Successful RTW requires workplace accommodation

Article Abstract:

Accommodating workers who will be returning to work after a injury, by the organization, will definitely increase productivity and employee morale. Issues that need to be addressed in this regard, and presented by the Job Accommodation Network, are outlined.

Services information, Methods, Services, Workplace accommodation, Job Accommodation Network

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RSI reduction requires action, effort from employers

Article Abstract:

The opinions of author Deborah Quilter on the need to reduce repetitive strain injuries are presented.

Authors, Writers, Interview, Quilter, Deborah

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