A lying-down workstation might sound like science fiction, but versions of it are already being used in rehabilitation and specialist work environments. Could working in a reclined position actually reduce spinal load and improve comfort for some people? Here’s where it might work - and why it’s not a solution for everyone.
The Display Screen Equipment Regulations were introduced in 1992, when most people worked on a single desktop computer in a fixed office workstation. Today we work on laptops, tablets, and smartphones - often from home, cafés, trains, or shared offices. The regulations still apply, but they were written for a completely different world of work. This raises an important question: are they still fit for purpose in the modern workplace?
Remote work doesn’t mean compromising on safety. Explore tips to create a healthier, more effective home working routine. From posture to screen breaks, safe home working is all about good habits.
From monitor height to chair position, small tweaks to your workstation make a big difference. Discover practical tips for creating a safer, more productive workspace.
Small changes to your workstation can have a big impact on wellbeing. Find out how an ergonomic mouse can protect your wrists, reduce fatigue, and improve productivity.
Staying safe and well at work doesn’t have to be complicated. Discover key tips to look after yourself, support your colleagues, and prevent avoidable workplace risks.
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