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Lighting is a crucial but often overlooked aspect of workplace design that can significantly affect employee comfort, productivity, and overall well-being. Poor lighting contributes to eye strain, headaches, and fatigue, which can hinder performance and satisfaction. HR leaders, ergonomists, and facilities managers each play a critical role in addressing these issues and improving the workspace environment. Adapt Global’s ergonomic lighting options, including customizable task lighting and under-counter lighting, are designed to reduce eye strain, enhance focus, and improve the overall workspace experience. View Adapt Global Lighting Solutions What HR Wellness Leaders Need to Know About Eye Strain and Lighting For HR leaders, employee well-being is a top priority, and lighting plays an important role in this. Inadequate lighting can lead

Two common challenges companies face when managing in-office, hybrid, and remote workforces are: Monitor arms that adjust monitor height and create space bridge the gap between wellness and workspace optimization, providing an adaptable approach to both comfort and productivity, no matter where your employees work. View Adapt Global Monitor Arm Solutions The Safety and Wellness Imperative Safety and HR professionals know that supporting employee well-being extends beyond a checklist—it’s a critical part of building a positive workplace culture, whether employees are in the office, working remotely, or following a hybrid model. Neck strain remains a persistent issue as employees spend more time on screens, often in poorly set up workstations. Incorrect monitor height and angle cause discomfort, impacting focus and

Incorporating ergonomic solutions that address lower body support is essential to creating a comfortable and productive workspace.