By shelovespiano - 22/12/2015 03:40 - United States - Ponte Vedra Beach
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OP here:) Y'all are pretty nice xD I should have been more specific...if I'm standing even an inch from my chair I receive comments about how I should not take the job lightly and someone could come in. What's even more ironic is that he actually recommends that I stretch in the back room, but like I said, I am given a talking to if I move much further than the printer...all in all I do enjoy my job:) I was very lucky to get it at all and I'm saving up for college. I doubt that I'll be able to fix my back issues at the university, but I'll do my best:) Kisses, Sophie ?
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Your employer is required by law to make accommodations for ergonomic things like this. Your chiropractor will happily write a note, outlining your needs. It worked for me; I now have a standing desk, and it's great for my back! I am much happier and more productive.
Anyone who aids a chiroquacktor perpetrate their scam on the public deserves all the bad karma they get.
order a hight adjustable desk at his cost, one you can stand in front of while operating your computer :)
what a hypocrite
What about getting a Medicine Ball to sit on? It is not as hard as a rolling/stable chair and you get a nice workout
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Maybe you should have a conversation with him about it...
Get a "doctors" note from him, just so you can flash it in his face when he questions why you're standing at work. I'm sure you both will appreciate the redundancy.