Glass-blowers get it, computer workers can become afflicted and golfers begin to miss their putts".
The Census Bureau defines STEM professions as engineers, mathematicians and statisticians, computer workers and scientists.
This study suggests that a macroergonomics intervention can produce beneficial effects for office and computer workers and organizations.
Although the prevalence of reported discomfort by computer workers is high, the impact of high computer workload on musculoskeletal symptoms remains unclear.
Consulting companies like Tata, based in India, use them to supply computer workers at American banks, oil companies and sometimes software firms.
What is more, computer workers blink much less frequently than they would during a face-to-face conversation, and that leads to dry eyes at work.
Among those selected were the heads of locals representing accountants, computer workers, lifeguards, emergency medical technicians and Museum of Natural History employees.
As for young computer workers, the labor market has recently tightened, with rising wages, because college students saw earlier wage declines and stopped majoring in math and science.
Britain gives us a startling historical example of how discrimination not only hurt female computer workers, but also helped destroy a nation's once-thriving computer industry.
Today the proletarian vanguard is the computer workers!" Marx's shade protested.
Substantial fractions of physical science majors work as engineers, computer workers, and life scientists—and perhaps three-quarters work entirely outside of STEM.
