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The First Conversation

A practical guide to starting the conversation about your health at work, accessing support and finding adjustments that can help you work well.

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The Hidden Barrier

Your employee is struggling. What can you do? Occupational health specialist Nancy Monk walks managers and employers through Workplace Needs Assessments.

The Invisible Crisis

Mental health issues in UK workplaces have increased 45% in 30 years. Occupational health specialist Nancy Monk explains what changed, why younger workers are most affected, and how to spot the warning signs before crisis hits.

Beyond Yellow Paper: The Reality of Neurodiversity at Work

A conversation with occupational health specialist Nancy Monk for Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

The Holiday Remote Work Ergonomic Survival Guide

Stay comfortable working from home this holiday with our DIY ergonomic tips using everyday household items.

The Ergonomics of Laptop Culture

Discover how to protect your wrists and prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in today’s laptop-driven world. Learn practical ergonomic adjustments, tools, and assessments from OE Group to improve comfort, health, and productivity.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Prevention

A short guide to recognising, managing and preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, including symptoms, causes and practical ways to ease strain and protect your hands and wrists.

Entering the Ergonomics Market Without Losing Your Shirt

Discover how OE Group helps dealers enter the fast-growing ergonomics market with credibility, service, and scale, without the risk of going it alone.

Absenteeism vs Presenteeism: The Hidden Drain on Performance

Explore how absenteeism and presenteeism silently erode performance, and how ergonomic assessments, tailored solutions, and support can transform workplace wellbeing.

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Is Your Desk Holding You Back?

If your desk feels more like a trap than a tool, it might be time to break up—and stand up—for something better.

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