Studies show that workplace weariness is increasing — affecting all employees, from the most senior leaders to those in entry-level positions and everyone in between. After working from home for a ...

There comes a time in everyone’s career when they experience work fatigue. Maybe it’s been a slow buildup, but work fatigue is caused by a combination of physical, mental and emotional factors that ...

Prevention of musculoskeletal disorders requires the design of jobs and work-rest schedules that reduce exposure to risk factors. However, our current understanding and models of fatigue development ...

Fatigue has the potential to affect everyone. From night shift workers to doctors and nurses, many professionals are exposed to factors that can lead to fatigue. In the workplace, factors like stress, ...

Do you ever feel spacey, distracted and worn down toward the end of a long work-related task – especially if that task is entirely a mental one? For over a century, psychologists have been trying to ...

A new study published in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology has found that the phenomenon popularly known as “Zoom fatigue” may have largely dissipated in the post-pandemic work environment ...

A study from the National Safety Council found that 13% of workplace injuries are attributed to fatigue. And 43% of American workers say they sometimes are too tired to function safely at their job.

One of the biggest risks in mining is worker fatigue, which poses a physical threat to individuals and their coworkers. Despite efforts, unlike with physical hazards fatigue remains particularly ...

All of us experience periods of fatigue, but for some, fatigue is chronic. When we’re tired, the pressure at work doesn’t stop. We must maintain our productivity, but when fatigued, there are so many ...

The human element is one of the most critical safety factors at airports, often concentrated out of public view.