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WORKER WELLBEING
Ergonomics - We use our muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints to lift, carry, sit, stand, walk, move and work in a variety of ways. We often put too much demand on our bodies, causing pain and discomfort. This could also lead to a more serious injury called a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD).
Use these Ergonomics Tools to ensure you don't put too much demand on your body at work:
Employees who are engaged in their work are likely to be mentally and physically healthy, passionate, and emotionally committed to their work and to their organization. As well, statistics have shown that a positive work environment results in reduced rates of absenteeism, stress levels, injuries and illnesses, while showing increased rates of morale and job satisfaction.
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SECTOR SPECIFIC GUIDELINES
School Boards Co-operative Inc. (SBCI)
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Ministry of Labour
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