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Results from a recent survey in the UK indicate that each year an estimated 400,000 people suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) in the upper limb or neck area – caused or made worse by their work. This results in around 4 million lost working days a year.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published guidance for employers on reducing musculoskeletal disorders. These are:
The HSE published guidance in 2003 on avoiding RSI in the workplace.
The HSE has included information on the latest equipment and modern ways of working, such as using lap tops, using a mouse, trackball or other pointing device, homeworking and teleworking as well as choosing appropriate software, such as programs that monitor rest pauses.
The HSE recognises that not all cases of RSI are preventable, so preventative measures need to be backed up with:
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