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Ergonomics for the workers in Sweden
1Ergolab, Mosebacke Torg 18, Stockholm, Sweden.
Applied Ergonomics
|December 1, 1975
Abstract:
This article is in three sections. The first describes a number of radical new Swedish laws dealing with the working environment and ergonomics. The second section gives a method of problem identification which has been developed within Ergolab. Finally, a discussion is given of how better working conditions can be developed in close co-operation with the workers.
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