As a law office manager, you understand the significance of creating an environment that fosters productivity, comfort, and professionalism. The design and ergonomics of your law firm's workspace play a crucial role in enhancing employee satisfaction, promoting collaboration, and leaving a positive impression on clients. 1. Strike a balance between functionality and … [Read more...] about How to create a welcoming workspace with office design and ergonomics
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5 simple (and inexpensive) ways to bring a breath of fresh air into your law office
By Nicole Groshek bio Providing employees with a change in scenery helps keep them inspired and productive. According to a recent survey, majority of office workers wish their office would consider an upgrade; younger adults especially care more about a workplace look and feel. As law offices work to attract and retain younger talent, it's important to find ways to … [Read more...] about 5 simple (and inexpensive) ways to bring a breath of fresh air into your law office
Is your office prepared to accommodate an aging population?
Talk of an aging population isn't idle chatter. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 2030 will mark a significant turning point in the nation's history. By then, all baby boomers will be older than 65. This means that one in every five residents will be retirement age. An aging population presents challenges from the standpoint of serving clients. Is your practice prepared? … [Read more...] about Is your office prepared to accommodate an aging population?
Checking your smartphone can be a real pain in the neck—and back
A modern affliction has osteopathic physicians prescribing the selfie stance to patients checking their devices: keep your head up and hold the phone straight out. Tilting the head forward 60 degrees can put up to 60 pounds of pressure on the neck, according to Stacey Pierce-Talsma, DO, chair of osteopathic manipulative medicine at Touro University California. Tech neck, a … [Read more...] about Checking your smartphone can be a real pain in the neck—and back