Fatigue at Work
10 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
Skills covered in this course
Description
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Fatigue at Work
Frequently Asked Questions
The course describes visible signs such as tired, sleepy-looking eyes, a creased forehead, and a head resting on the hands at a desk.
Learners connect chronic tiredness, frequent headaches, muscle weakness, and moodiness as symptoms tied to ongoing workplace fatigue.
The course notes piled-up files waiting to be looked at as a visual clue accompanying the physical signs of fatigue at a desk.
The course frames someone showing these signs more often than not as someone likely suffering from fatigue at work, not just an off day.
Moodiness is named specifically as one of the symptoms of fatigue at work, alongside the physical signs of chronic tiredness.
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Fatigue: The signs are clearly seen on the face. The eyes look tired and sleepy, forehead is creased, the head is rests on the hands and there are files piled on the desk waiting to be looked at. If you find yourself in this way more often than not; you are suffering from fatigue at work. This feeling of chronic tiredness, frequent headaches, muscle weakness and moodiness are symptoms of fatigue.