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Input: South Lakeland District Council is now phasing out 55-litre boxes - used for paper, card and glass - and replacing them with 44-litre containers. The authority wants to cut the risk of musculoskeletal disorders and reduce "staff fatigue". The council said it was following Health and Safety Executive guidelines. Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) - injury, damage or disorder of the joints or other tissues in the limbs or the back - are a frequent cause of absence among council staff, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service. A council spokesman said: "This has been identified as a way to reduce the potential risk of MSDs. "There is now clear evidence associated with the risk factors of the weight and frequency of manual handling of 55-litre boxes. "The 44-litre boxes are the same length and breadth as the 55-litre boxes and should be capable of fulfilling households' needs." Any resident requesting a new box are now getting the 44-litre version instead of the bigger one.

Smaller recycling bins 'to cut staff bad backs and fatigue'