T he Relationship Between Duration Of Computer UseageWith Neck Pain In Office EmployeesBACKROUNDNeck pain is a health disorder that often overshadowing certain professions that must stand long enough or a profession that requires someone to sit for long. Tension that occurs in the neck muscles in addition to make a person feels uncomfortable, and also affects their work productivity. Although occupational health is affected by many factors, but for people who have a high intensity of computer use, computers can become the biggest cause of health problems.2) The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between the duration of computer use with neck pain at BPKAD Haltim office employees.METHODThis study is using cross-sectional study followed by 76 employees of BPKAD Haltim office. Data were collected by means of questionnaires that included age, sex, neck pain, pain intensity, and duration of computer use. Data analysis was done by Chi-square test with significance level p <0,05.RESULTThe prevalence of neck pain in office workers was (68.4%) with mild pain intensity (32.9%), moderate (34.2%), and weight 1 (1.3%). Neck pain is more prevalent in women (71.4%) than in men (65.9). Neck pain is also more increased at the age of more than 30 years (76.0%). Analysis by using chi-square test, obtained a meaningful result between the duration of computer use with neck pain (P = 0.000).CONCLUSIONThis study shows the relation between duration of computer use with neck pain.