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Because Ergonomics helps people be more comfortable at work, reducing stress and injury caused by incorrect positioning
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he analysts concept of normal pace for the operation under study, considering applicable allowances for the operation. Reference

When a work area is set up ergonomically, it reduces the likelihood of certain problems, including headaches, neck pain, back discomfo

allowances for the operation. Reference : Page 62-65, Philips E Hicks, Industrial Engineering and Management, A New Perspecti

ding headaches, neck pain, back discomfort. Reference:https://www.reference.com/world-view/ergonomics-important-9b8a5559b6654d

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