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The relationship between musculoskeletal disorders and mental workload among female computer workers at services sector in Shah Alam
This study conducted to determine the relationship between musculoskeletal disorder and mental workload among female computer workers. This study conducted on sixty (60) female computer workers at services sector in Shah Alam. An assessment method to determine the ergonomic risk level for the workst
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