workingfromhome

Back pain is a major health concern in the workplace – a problem which has worsened over the course of the pandemic as more people have had to work or study from home, often in conditions that are less than ideal for posture.

Are you spending most of your working day sitting at a desk? Have you been experiencing problems with pain and stiffness in your neck, back, shoulders or joints? If so, the two things are probably connected!

Many workers are going to become parents, either producing their own children or by adopting. It’s a life-changing experience which can put a strain on health and have a detrimental effect on the ability of an employee to do their job.

A healthy and happy workforce is a good basis for a productive working environment, but we know that problems occur which have a detrimental effect on the health and wellbeing of employees.

Mental health is very much in focus at the moment as employees return to the workplace after a long and challenging year of COVID, or continue working from home as part of a new long-term strategy of employers.