Pain involving the eyes, neck, back, shoulders, arms, and wrists have become common complaints of computer workstation users. My review of the latest research led me to conclude that these users experience no more stress than users of other technology unless they perform fragmented, repetitive tasks. Other factors causing stress include noise, dust, extreme temperatures, electromagnetic radiation, unsafe equipment, poorly maintained equipment, and workplace violence.

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WORKPLACE VIOLENCE by Charles Bader Workplace violence includes riots, protests, insurrections, and assaults that arise from outside the organization. Internal violence ranges from pushing and...

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