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Ventilate. Science confirms that fresh air gives you positive energy.
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De-clutter. A tidy work environment de-stresses you subconsciously. |
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Control Temperature. Feel comfortable and wear the right clothes. |
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Personalise. A few personal touches to your workplace boost your spirit. |
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Ergonomic Computer Positioning. Seek advice/diagrams to get it right. |
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Keyboard Energiser. If you type a lot then stretch and massage fingers/hands. |
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Blink Often. This keeps eyes moist, especially if doing computer work. |
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Type Safely. Keep your wrist straight and arm relaxed. Research it further. |
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Take Frequent Breaks. Move as often as possible, change position and stretch. |
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Seek out Sanctuaries. Find places to work quietly and uninterrupted if needed. |
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Plants. Improve your working environment visually and psychologically. |
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Risk Assessment. Conduct regularly for your specific workstation/environment. |
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Smart Products. A super investment e.g. ergonomic keyboard, filters, chairs etc. |
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Good Lighting. Make sure you always work in good (preferably natural) light. |
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Safe Posture. Sit properly in a chair, small of the back supported. Do research. |
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PC Monitor Eye-Level. Upper frame of monitor at eye level, arm’s length away. |
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Be Proactive. Improve your work environment and do your colleagues a service. |
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Look out of the Window. Look out for a relaxing break for your eyes and mind. |
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Stay Aware. Be conscious of your environment all day and rectify immediately. |
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Keep Machines Off. They emit “bad fumes” so keep them off when not in use. |