Tradition aside, ordering chopsticks with your Kung Pao could be doubly painful.

Having fewer workers do more may sound good, but implementing longer working hours can sometimes be a costly endeavor for employers.

Taking a tip from Betty Crocker's new digs means designing a kitchen workspace that works for the cook.

New study looks at the painful side effects of walking and talking.

International group hopes to raise awareness while finding answers to ergonomics in education.

New study shows that even simple pain, like headaches, can impact the employer's bottom line.

Science proves what a fairy tale had been saying all along: medium firmness mattress is best choice for back pain.

A recent study indicates that off-work activities can impact job performance but few employers know what to do to prevent them.

Researchers at Temple University link repetitive tasks to bone-tissue damage in quest to determine just how effective ergonomics may be at prevention.