Survey Shows 70% of Workers Feel Fatigue in Holiday-Free June, Sleep Issues Worsen During Rainy Season
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A survey of 200 workers by Moonmoon Inc. revealed that 70.0% felt physical and mental fatigue in June. The lack of public holidays and rainy season sleep disruptions were cited as key factors, with maintaining a consistent daily schedule being the top preventive measure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What factors contribute to physical and mental fatigue in June?
- A: The psychological pressure of having no public holidays in June, combined with autonomic nervous system disruption from the rainy season's humidity and low pressure, is a key cause.
- Q: What was the most common sleep issue reported in the survey?
- A: "Unable to wake up refreshed in the morning" was the most common sleep issue at 16.0%, followed by "fatigue not recovered after sleep" at 13.5%.
- Q: What are the recommended practices to maintain good sleep quality?
- A: Keeping a consistent daily routine, such as waking up and sleeping at the same time (16.5%), incorporating light exercise, and getting morning sunlight are effective.