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Seats for workers

5th March 1971, Page 59
5th March 1971
Page 59
Page 59, 5th March 1971 — Seats for workers
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According to the Department of Employment and Productivity, as prolonged standing at work is • one of the most common sources of discomforts and fatigue, seats should be provided for workers wherever possible. The advice is the main theme of a booklet in the Health and Safety at Work Series No 45, entitled "Seats for Workers in Factories, Offices and Shops", which was published on January 6 The importance of comfort. able seating as an aid to efficiency is discussed, and guidance is given to employers on the points to look for when selecting or constructing seats for use by their employees. Illustrations of seats are included covering a wide range of working situations.

Published by: HM Stationery Office, PO Box 569, London SE1.

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