Repetitive strain injuries in the information age workplace
讨论了信息时代办公室工作中重复性劳损（如腕管综合征）的严重性、定义、成本和法律影响，并基于研究提出了管理建议。
The transformation of many office and white-collar jobs into ones primarily dealing with managing information has brought about problems that previously had been associated mostly with assembly-line and blue-collar work. Specifically, repetitive strain injuries (RSIs), such as carpal tunnel syndrome, are a growing health problem in a number of office jobs. The extent, definition, costs, and legal implications of the problem are discussed. Examples of steps many organizations are taking to combat RSI are presented. Finally, recommendations for human resource and other managers are offered based on the experiences and evidence from the collected studies and articles. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.