<p><strong>Aim:</strong> The current investigation was to examine the intensity of pain in upper limbs experienced by the remote workers.<strong> Methods:</strong> A questionnaire was developed which includes demographic profile sheet, work profile sheet and upper extremity functional index. These tools were used to gather information from the respondents. Google forms links of the questionnaire were mailed to 500 respondents and of which 198 people have responded. This paper focused on the intensity of pain due to prolonged sitting, working from home without any proper workplace. <strong>Result:</strong> The pain was common among all the ages of respondents but it was little more in the male and also the pain is present in all the professions. <strong>Conclusion:</strong> The recent pandemic has put more stress on people regarding work from home, online working while sitting, a little of walking. It has impacted people’s physical well-being by developing different type of pain in the body.</p>
The current assess is to study the impact of sleep quality among security guards. The data for the current study was gathered using a systematic
questionnaire and interview schedule, which include general prole, occupational prole and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) scale. The
study were randomly selected, working in same eld 150 respondents. The good sleep quality was observed in permanent based security guards as
they sleep maximum number of hours at night (µ=1.17) and least step disturbance (µ=1.33). Temporary based Security guards met maximum step
disturbed sleep (µ=1.57) as compare to contractual (µ= 1.56) and daily wages (µ=1.47). It was found that security personnels work both in day and
night faced maximum sleep latency (µ=1.74), habitual sleep efciency and sleep disturbance (µ=1.58). Good sleep quality was observed in
permanent based security guards. The study clears that sleeping quality is largely depend on the shift works which need to be inspect, more research
and make precise strategies to mitigate the issues.
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