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 | | Moreover, the sharing of terminals may increase the number of employees with health problems such as "musculo-skeletal anomalies," even with the new ergonomic furniture. |
 | | In this regard, "research" shows that when employees use the ergonomic workstations of others, necessary furniture adjustments are not made because time would be lost for working on assignments. |
 | | Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration, Baltimore, Maryland and National Council of SSA Field Operations Locals, American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO, Case No. 87 FSIP 46 (July 6, 1987), Panel Release No. 259. |
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