Let me help you stop your staff screwing up their backs while they work from home!
I’m getting lots of people contacting me who are working from home and who have switched from their ergonomic workstation in the office, to a laptop on the sofa or at the dining table. And they’re starting to hurt: neck pain, back pain, RSI – all injuries that can become chronic.
We’re in this for the longer term – we now know that this won’t be a short-term lockdown; and as an HR director, you still have a duty of care to your staff even though the staff are now working from home.
Please let me help.
I’ve created a presentation on how office workers can avoid screwing their backs up while working from home, and I’d like to help you meet your duty of care by doing a live call for your staff, tailored for your company and your company’s issues, with a Q&A session at the end.
Things we’ll cover:
- how to optimise tissue health to stop you getting sick
- how to reduce back pain and anxiety
- the importance of keeping moving
- how to set up your workstation and what equipment is best
- how to find your best posture
- what you can do to help yourself if your back does go wrong
The talk also comes with a resource pack to remind the staff of what I’ve said and where find further information; and access to advice and exercise videos to keep them on top form.
If you are in HR and need help, or if you’re working from home and your HR team aren’t being proactive with this stuff, please contact me at admin@nellmead.com and let’s discuss how I can help you and your team to avoid screwing up your backs during the lockdown.