For World Diabetes Day: 25 years ago, people skipped glucose checks because the task was painful and fiddly, and good ergonomic design is a big part of why that’s changing.

Good shoe tread does more than prevent slips. It gives workers the grip they need to push carts, pull loads and reach safely without losing their footing.

Discover why generic ergonomics rules may fail to prevent injury, and how combining job redesign with task-specific skill training effectively reduces employee physical strain.

If your vehicle doubles as your office, ergonomics matters beyond the driver’s seat—from seat setup and laptop use to getting in and out, handling equipment, and managing the effects of prolonged sitting. (Scroll to page 10 in the digital or print edition of OHS Canada.)