FACTS
- Repetitive motion injuries, repetitive stress injuries, and cumulative trauma injuries are all terms used to describe injuries that occur over time from actions or exposures on the job.
- Repetitive motion injuries can occur whenever a person has to repeat an action or motion common on assembly lines, as well as in desk jobs that require employees to type on a keyboard.
- Some workers are injured little by little during every regular workday, causing their ligaments and muscles to simply give out. These injuries, commonly known as repetitive stress injuries, develop due to months and years of cumulative trauma.
- RSIs […]
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