RSI affects almost half a million UK employees

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) has released new figures showing that the number of employees suffering from potentially debilitating work-related upper limb disorders, known as Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI), is on the increase.

Work-related upper limb disorders are musculoskeletal disorders that mainly affect the upper limbs or neck and are caused, or made worse, by their current or past work.

448,000 British workers now suffer from RSI - a jump of 52,000 since 2001/02 - ... (445 more words)

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