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ESA qustionare standing and sitting
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5 years 11 months ago #231671 by lynn
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Hi there. Am need advice to answer sitting and standing .question on ESA form.ive got multiple back condition in the lumber spine after back injury .i need to write that the actual motion to sit exasabates my lumber spine with the combination of to sit for10 mins and then the motion to rise.then to stand 10 mins .and repeting this is something I would need to avoid . As I've put no to move one seat to another because the pressure on spin e doing the sitting down once then standing ,for ten mins am not going to immediately sit down in another chair . The problem is my back not the chair .sorry this may be confusing I don't want to write all this on theform I need to simply this but stugging to any help will be appreciated thanks
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5 years 11 months ago #231695 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic ESA qustionare standing and sitting
Lynn
This activity is about your ability to remain at a workstation, standing at it, sitting at it or moving between the two as necessary, the clock only stops when you have to move away from the workstation in order to avoid significant discomfort or exhaustion.
As to moving from one chair to another, this is separate, there is no requirement for you to stand for 10 minutes before sitting again, in fact there is no requirement for you to stand if you could, for lack of a better description, wriggle across you will be counted as being able to move between the two chairs.
Gordon
This activity is about your ability to remain at a workstation, standing at it, sitting at it or moving between the two as necessary, the clock only stops when you have to move away from the workstation in order to avoid significant discomfort or exhaustion.
As to moving from one chair to another, this is separate, there is no requirement for you to stand for 10 minutes before sitting again, in fact there is no requirement for you to stand if you could, for lack of a better description, wriggle across you will be counted as being able to move between the two chairs.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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