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	Marji Hajic BellaOnline's Ergonomics Editor

Ergonomics Help Elderly Age in Place
Certified Aging in Place Specialists and product designers are developing ergonomically designed homes and appliances that will allow the 78 million aging U.S. baby boomers to “age in place” (live independently in their own homes for longer periods of time)

The Aging Workforce - Ergonomic Accommodations Benefit Experienced Employees
With foresight, planning, and a willingness to make accommodations for the physical changes that occur with advancing years, businesses can benefit from the wisdom and experience of their aging employees, maintain a consistent workforce, avoid employee turnover costs, and remain competitive.

The Aging Workforce - Ergonomic Recommendations
This conclusion to a 3 part series on the aging workforce takes a practical look at specific ergonomic accommodations that can easily and inexpensively ensure the comfort, productivity and safety of an aging workforce.

The Aging Workforce - Physical Changes Require Ergonomic Intervention
Knowledge of the physical impairments caused by aging and how they affect work function is essential so that they can be accommodated for with simple, ergonomic solutions. The corporate benefit is the retention of a healthy, dependable, knowledgeable and skilled employee.