Stress and musculoskeletal disorders are the most significant source of work-related ill-health (source: click here for source).
So, here is some guidance produced by European Agency for Safety and Health at Work on how to tackle both of these issues in your workplace:
click here to download the guidance booklet
I found the guidance to be very well presented and it also reads well – there’s no off-putting industry jargon.
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