The Basics You Need to Work from Home
Ergonomic Furniture and Equipment
Offices will always have ergonomic furniture and ergonomic equipment for staff. It’s a health and safety requirements that are in place to protect your health and wellbeing. Working from standard furniture can see your body lack the support it requires when you’re working from a desk for roughly eight hours a day. Improper equipment can also result in chronic issues, such as repetitive strain injury. Of course, you want to avoid this at all costs. So, ensure you have some ergonomic equipment and furniture in your home. Your employer may offer it to you, or you may simply need to invest in some yourself. There are plenty of options out there. From ergonomically designed desks to chairs, footrests, back supports, keyboards, mice, and even more.