L Low Back Pain (LBP) is a common occupational health problem, which often occurs in our daily lives. According to a study group of pain that led by Association of Indonesian Neurologists (PERDOSSI – Persatuan Dokter Syaraf Indonesia), the total number of low back pain patients accounts for 18.13% of the total patients with pain. The employees of supermarket spend more than 7 hours per day to keep standing during work, and it can cause muscle fatigue, which is often characterized by the presence of pain. Therefore, it is highly required to conduct research in order to explain the correlation between the duration of standing position and low back pain among the employees. This research used cross-sectional design that involved 80 employees of Hypermart Gading Serpong Tangerang. Data was collected by using questionnaire, which included data of sex, ages, weight, height, smoking habit, the duration of standing, and the complain of low back pain. In order to examine the correlation between ages, BMI (Body Mass Index), smoking habit, the duration of standing, and low back pain, the researcher used Chi-square test. The researcher also used SPSS for Windows 22.0 and significance level of 5% to analyze the data. The result of Chi-square test shows that there is a significant correlation between the duration of standing position and low back pain (p=0,001). The result also find that there is a correlation between ages (p=0,014) and BMI (p=0,07). However, there is no correlation between sex as well as smoking habit and the low back pain. This research shows that there are correlations between the duration of standing (>7 hours per day), ages of employees (>25 years old), as well as high BMI and low back pain among the employees in Hypermart Gading Serpong Tangerang.