The OSHA Deadline That Doesn't Exist: What Every Employer and Ergonomics Professional Needs to Know About Remote Work Ergonomics
About this episode
Darcie Jaremey discusses the misinformation regarding a supposed OSHA deadline for home office ergonomic audits and clarifies the actual regulatory situation.
Something has been circulating in our industry, and it's causing real problems for employers and for ergonomics professionals who are trying to build credible practices around genuine client needs. There are articles claiming that employers face a December 2026 OSHA deadline to complete home office ergonomic audits under a new remote work framework. In this episode, Darcie Jaremey digs into where that claim is actually coming from, why it's flat-out false, and what the real regulatory picture...
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