Webinar: Five Tips to Prevent Remote Employee Injuries

Mike Milidonis

National Manager, Ergonomics & Employer Services

Event Details

Start: June 26, 2020 @ 2:00PM EDT End: @ Location: Online Event

Working from home shouldn't be painful, yet as more employees transition to remote work due to pandemic restrictions, many are struggling with setting up a home office that adheres to proper ergonomics. In this webinar, Mike Millidonis, National Manager, Ergonomics & Employer Services at Genex, offered five tips to keep you and your employees healthy and productive at home while preventing injuries. You can download a copy of the slides here or view the recording below.

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