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Enough working space is needed to accommodate
all things needed when using the computer. Other than the monitor, the keyboard,
mouse and documents are usually placed on the work surface. It becomes difficult
to assume good working posture if there is inadequate space to properly position
all objects on the desk. Restricted movements and awkward body positions will
also occur if there is not enough legroom. Clutter under the table, thick desk
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Neatly arrange things placed on the work
surface to allow enough area for computer work and other desk tasks. Things that
you do not need or infrequently use should be removed from the desk. |
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Use desk that will give you sufficient
working space. A 1m2 or bigger work surface may provide adequate room for computer
work. |
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If the working space is not sufficient
for the keyboard or mouse, use an appropriate chair with armrests to support your
arms. |
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Remove clutter under the desk to provide
leg room. |
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Practice good housekeeping regularly.
Devise a filing system for your paper work. Find a place for infrequently used
office materials. |
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