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Casual Articles - Screaming In Silent Pain - At Work!
I love travel nursing. With travel nursing I’m not stuck in one place, and my employment takes me places I wouldn’t be able to travel if I didn’t have a job to take me there. Travel nursing allows me to meet new people, and see new places, and the wonderful thing is that with this nursing job I get to decide how long I stay. I love travel nursing. I get paid premium wages, excellent benefits, and I even get free quality, company housing with many of my jobs. I never have to pay the rent. I don’t have heating bills, electric bills, or any of the normal household expenses most people have, so travel nursing allows me to m
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
<A blog, or web log, is an online diary that people use for all kinds of reasons. Some people use them for hobby purposes – to espouse their opinions about important world events. But as a marketer, you can use a free, simple blog to help brand your business and drives targeted traffic to your product or membership domains.Blogging is easy to do and addictive once you get started. First, go to a site like www.Blogger.com and register for a free account. Then you’ll name your blog – and while it’s best to use relevant keywords for your niche inside the title, make sure it evokes a sense of curiosity among web surfers who
When I am interviewing for new employment my eyes and ears are on full alert. I want to see and feel the environment I would be working in if hired. I can pick up vibes when the office is not running smoothly and the employees are stressed out.
Next, I look at the office itself. What workstation will I be working at. Since I work at a computer and sit down 95% of the day, I want to see if I will be working at a comfortable workstation or --- will the workstation cause me Pain?
I can spot this immediately. Ergonomics is a great word to use when you say to your perspective employer. "I need an ergonomic workspace." Each individual is different and most people don't speak up about having an ergonomical workspace on an interview.
Employer:
It is your job to keep your employees happy and pain free. This makes for a happier and more productive work environment.
Your Workmen's Compensation Insurance premiums will not sky rocket with claims that could easily have been prevented.
Nobody, likes to work in pain when it is so unnecessary.
Suggestions:
(1) TELEPHONE:
When working with a telephone use a headset. They aren't expensive and the positive results are enormous.
It relieves Pain in your neck and shoulders. Both your hands are free to use the computer and write. Much more productive.
(2) LOWER YOUR KEYBOARD:
Lower your keyboard and put a pad under it. It cushions your hands and the results are remarkable. If you don't have a pad use a folded towel.
I think, the best keyboard to use is the split keyboard or the ergonomic keyboard. Yes, they take a little getting used to but once you get past the newness of the key placement, you will not be able to type on the standard keyboard again.
This keyboard is especially effective for people with hand problems or for people who do not want to get hand problems.
Remember, blood does not flow uphill.
(3) CHAIR:
Make sure your chair can be adjusted and supports your lower back. Place your feet firmly on the ground or on a foot rest. Your back will be happy!
(4) MONITOR:
Your monitor is important for two reasons:
(1) It needs to be the correct height for you. Your neck needs to be comfortable. No pulling or pain.
(2) Eyesight. People who wear glasses and especially bifocals need to have the correct monitor adjustment to see the screen.
(5) WORKSTATION:
Your desk is where your write and work. Your arms and hands rest on this most of the time. Be sure it is not to high or to low. When reaching in front, or above stand up instead of remaining seated.
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
<Everyone's got 'em. You likely see the "Nike swoosh" logo everywhere you go. And you know the Texaco station at the corner by its distinctive "star." So, you're thinking, "My company needs a logo, too." Maybe you want to design your own logo too.Why create a logo for your company?Because a logo:-- visually represents your company in a graphic form (a picture is worth a thousand words, remember?)-- instantly communicates your company's essence: what it does and what it stands for-- complements your company's ongoing identity package so your customers can recognize it year after year.But not
Employer:
It is your job to keep your employees happy and pain free. This makes for a happier and more productive work environment.
Your Workmen's Compensation Insurance premiums will not sky rocket with claims that could easily have been prevented.
Nobody, likes to work in pain when it is so unnecessary.
Suggestions:
(1) TELEPHONE:
When working with a telephone use a headset. They aren't expensive and the positive results are enormous.
It relieves Pain in your neck and shoulders. Both your hands are free to use the computer and write. Much more productive.
(2) LOWER YOUR KEYBOARD:
Lower your keyboard and put a pad under it. It cushions your hands and the results are remarkable. If you don't have a pad use a folded towel.
I think, the best keyboard to use is the split keyboard or the ergonomic keyboard. Yes, they take a little getting used to but once you get past the newness of the key placement, you will not be able to type on the standard keyboard again.
This keyboard is especially effective for people with hand problems or for people who do not want to get hand problems.
Remember, blood does not flow uphill.
(3) CHAIR:
Make sure your chair can be adjusted and supports your lower back. Place your feet firmly on the ground or on a foot rest. Your back will be happy!
(4) MONITOR:
Your monitor is important for two reasons:
(1) It needs to be the correct height for you. Your neck needs to be comfortable. No pulling or pain.
(2) Eyesight. People who wear glasses and especially bifocals need to have the correct monitor adjustment to see the screen.
(5) WORKSTATION:
Your desk is where your write and work. Your arms and hands rest on this most of the time. Be sure it is not to high or to low. When reaching in front, or above stand up instead of remaining seated.
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
<Sometimes you can raise enough money for your non-profit organization simply by holding a carwash. You find a busy place with room for parking and access to water and drains. You have people yelling at cars as they drive by while waving homemade signs that say “Carwash – Donation.” People have a dirty car, they stop, get their car cleaned up, and then drive away leaving you with a donation. It doesn’t get much easier than that . . . or does it?More often than not a carwash is not going to raise enough money for your organization, but if you have a wide base of volunteers and supporters, there is a new way for people to pain
(2) LOWER YOUR KEYBOARD:
Lower your keyboard and put a pad under it. It cushions your hands and the results are remarkable. If you don't have a pad use a folded towel.
I think, the best keyboard to use is the split keyboard or the ergonomic keyboard. Yes, they take a little getting used to but once you get past the newness of the key placement, you will not be able to type on the standard keyboard again.
This keyboard is especially effective for people with hand problems or for people who do not want to get hand problems.
Remember, blood does not flow uphill.
(3) CHAIR:
Make sure your chair can be adjusted and supports your lower back. Place your feet firmly on the ground or on a foot rest. Your back will be happy!
(4) MONITOR:
Your monitor is important for two reasons:
(1) It needs to be the correct height for you. Your neck needs to be comfortable. No pulling or pain.
(2) Eyesight. People who wear glasses and especially bifocals need to have the correct monitor adjustment to see the screen.
(5) WORKSTATION:
Your desk is where your write and work. Your arms and hands rest on this most of the time. Be sure it is not to high or to low. When reaching in front, or above stand up instead of remaining seated.
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
<When team members clash, disaster strikes. Project deadlines are missed, HR referees team members, the boss is angry for a week, and the raises everyone expects vanishes in the face of discord.These clashes typically occur because the team’s personalities get in the way. Each team member has their own unique personality mix which contributes to their ability to communicate, work under stress and make decisions. Wouldn’t it be great if the team could harness their personality for productive sessions rather than battling sessions?Personality is defined as a collection of emotion, thought and behavior patterns
(3) CHAIR:
Make sure your chair can be adjusted and supports your lower back. Place your feet firmly on the ground or on a foot rest. Your back will be happy!
(4) MONITOR:
Your monitor is important for two reasons:
(1) It needs to be the correct height for you. Your neck needs to be comfortable. No pulling or pain.
(2) Eyesight. People who wear glasses and especially bifocals need to have the correct monitor adjustment to see the screen.
(5) WORKSTATION:
Your desk is where your write and work. Your arms and hands rest on this most of the time. Be sure it is not to high or to low. When reaching in front, or above stand up instead of remaining seated.
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
<In a nutshell RSS allows you to receive information from sites such as News or Job Boards without having to visit those sites each time you want an update. Not all web sites currently provide XML or RSS, but it is growing rapidly in popularity and many Job Sites and Career Boards do provide it.What does it look like?RSS is really just a standardized form of data based on XML. The data itself is processed by an RSS Reader or Aggregator into a human readable format. The real power of RSS aggregation is you can have all the feeds sent to one location. You can save a huge amount of time job hunting by sending
Standing up when reaching takes the stress off your entire body and keeps your posture intact.
You do not need to work in an office to suffer from pain. You can drive a truck, work in construction or many other positions. The bottom line is you are working in pain. Do your paperwork by protecting yourself and your family.
ADJUST YOUR WORKSTATION TO WORK FOR YOU.
NOT FOR YOU TO ADJUST TO YOUR WORKSTATION.
EMPLOYEES:
It is your duty to report an injury. If your workstation is uncomfortable and needs to be adjusted report this to your supervisor. Get a doctor's prescription if needed.
FEAR OF JOB LOSS:
Yes, I know it is scary to report this for fear of losing your job. ---But if you do not report it your body takes on more and more abuse. Your pain level is higher everyday --Something has to give.---
When all is said and done ---Nobody Cares---. Only you and your family care because you are the family provider. When you are unemployed and need to get another job the perspective employer will not want to hire you. You are now considered injured property.
EMPLOYEES PROTECT YOURSELF:
When you are injured on the job. Report your injury before it is to late. Make sure you do your paperwork for a work comp claim. ---You have to protect yourself and your family---.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES:
When you are employed from a Temporary Employment Agency, you usually take any available workstation available. If it is uncomfortable the questions is:
(1) I would like it changed to prevent pain.
(2) Do I keep my mouth shut and work daily in pain.
With a Temporary Employee, I am afraid in most cases it is the latter. Most employees keep their mouths shut and say to themselves, I will not rock the boat. I do not want to lose this job and I will tolerate Pain.
Having been in this situation myself several times, I do not know what to tell you to do. I only have this one suggestion:
When you are in pain the pain does not go away. It only gets worse.
I believe, the employer and employee can work together to create a happier, productive, pain free environment.
Let me hear from you about your horror stories in the working world or about any of my other articles.
Copyright 2005 Linda Meckler
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