Ergonomic Campaign

Can Work Damage Your Health

ergonomic campaignErgoCube are working with a team of contributors on an ergonomic campaign which is soon to be launched…. By conducting a survey and reviewing research, ErgoCube have found a high incidence of work related aches, pains and injuries.

The ergonomic campaign aims to bring together a wealth of knowledge and experience to help reduce the incidence of work related pains by providing a knowledge base. Contributors to the campaign include Pain Concern and an Occupational Physiotherapist. The knowledge base includes first person expert comments on “Can Work Damage Your Health”, interviews with experts in their related fields and articles covering a wealth of subjects including repetitive strain injury and McTimoney Chiropractic treatment. There are also some ‘how to’ video demonstrations providing tips to achieve an ergonomic office workspace.

In addition to the informative ‘learn’ section, there will also be a ‘save’ section offering discounts and a ‘win’ section. A bumper prize is on offer which includes an office chair, ergonomic accessories, a magazine subscription and pain relieving products.

One of the contributors to the campaign, Sarah Chatwin PhD MSTAT, Alexander Technique Writer, Teacher and Mentor comments:

Too many hours sitting at a desk, too much stress – work can take a great physical and emotional toll. So what are your options? First, commit to doing what you have to at work in as healthy a way as possible. Second, be mindful of how you spend your non-work time. Keep yourself in good shape.

The ergonomic campaign will run for the months of June and July. Look out for the launch via the ErgoCube website and on social media sources including the Saxen Facebook, Twitter and Google+ pages and the ErgoCube LinkedIn page. Other campaign contributors will be promoting through their own websites and/or social media sources.

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Hidden Extras – The Price at the Shopping Basket!

Hidden Costs

How often have you gone online to purchase something for a cost of £59.99 and ended up with a grand total of £65.99! Where did that extra, hidden cost, of £6.00 come from? Completely infuriating, particularly after spending time working out a budget.

Ryanair flights are notoriously difficult to estimate the price. You start off ‘thinking’ what a great deal. You ‘think’ you are getting a flight for £19.99. But then you start to enter your details and there is a fee for paying with a credit card or one for paying with a debit card. There is also sometimes a web check-in fee which is always confusing – can you book by any other method? And if you want a bag well that is added on too!

Product shopping sites can be equally as bad. How many times have you bought a pair of trousers online only to discover a delivery charge at the checkout. And when you choose something much heavier than a pair of trousers these hidden costs for delivery can tally up!

Saxen Price Match Service

hidden costs

The larger font price is the TOTAL price you pay on checkout, including VAT and delivery – no more!

At Saxen, we offer a Price Match service. Customers contact us to tell us they have found the product cheaper elsewhere but when we check they often haven’t!

The problem being, many sites offer the price of the product excluding other costs. So, when you reach the checkout to pay, the price is more than originally expected. There were hidden costs.

Saxen list two prices with each product. One price excludes VAT which is helpful for any business to know. The other price includes VAT and delivery and is the price you pay – no more, no less! That’s it!

We like to keep it simple!

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