Recent reports of MSD and other occupational injuries for rock stars may indicate that even the dreamiest job has its downside.

Insurance representatives assert that part of the reason for high worker's compensation rates could be the result of not putting injured workers back on the job.

While researchers are looking for future ways of halting the impact of vibration from hand tools through medical management, ergonomics is already adept at reducing the impact.

Self-contained, 'ergonomically-designed' personal potty means wearers get relief wherever and whenever they need it.

Researchers are looking at ways of employing ergonomics for creating environments tailored to work with autistic children.

Governor expected to sign the Worker's Compensation reform bill into law today.

New reports focus on the impending vision problems of an aging population, but ergonomics can help accommodate declining vision, particularly for computer users.

New government report indicates that driving may be the most dangerous activity workers engage in.

New study indicates that shoulder pain isn't always just the result of physically-demanding jobs, sometimes it's even associated with boredom.