Practical Ergonomic Advice Teleworking sounds like everybody's dream job. But homeworkers are risking their health by not paying attention to some fundamental principles of ergonomics. Nick Farkas reviews legislation showing that employers are duty bound to support their Teleworkers. Homeworking or Teleworking sounds like everybody's dream job.
Employees like it because it saves time and money wasted in commuting.
Employers like it because it reduces administrative and office overheads. As we approach the millennium, Teleworking looks set to be the work style of choice for the future. But there is a downside. Experience shows that Teleworkers tend to neglect the importance of suitable ergonomics in the working environment . For many Teleworkers, their office is the kitchen table.