Health · Mental Health · 11 hrs ago
One in five workers feel mentally exhausted at least monthly
Workers are increasingly feeling mentally exhausted because of their jobs.
One in five say this happens at least once a month.
Women and younger workers are especially likely to feel empty and exhausted at the end of the workday.
The figures describe mental fatigue linked to work, rather than a specific illness.
Among older people who continue working, the number experiencing fatigue is rising quickly.
The information given does not say what is driving the trend or what action may follow.
One in five workers feel mentally exhausted because of work monthly or more often.
Women and younger workers are especially likely to feel empty and exhausted at the end of the workday.
The number of tired older workers who continue working is rising rapidly.
The article says work-related mental exhaustion is becoming more common.
- Who
- Workers, especially women, younger workers and older people who continue working.
- What
- One in five workers feel mentally exhausted because of work monthly or more often.
- When
- Monthly or more often.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The exhaustion is attributed to work.
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- Share
- One in five workers
- Frequency
- Monthly or more often
- Groups highlighted
- Women and younger workers
- Trend among older workers
- The number experiencing tiredness is rising rapidly