SWEDEN INTRODUCES THE COMPREHENSIVE VDU TEST SYSTEM.

The article reports that Sweden has introduced a comprehensive system to test the ergonomic work environment created by computer screens and keyboards. While the computerization of the workplace is proceeding irreversibly and at an accelerating rate, urgent global issues involving visual display uni...

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Publicado en:Contemporary Review Vol. 254; no. 1478; pp. 151 - 154
Autor principal: Land, Thomas
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Contemporary Review Company Ltd. Mar89
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