Pulse survey Stress CSFE/CECOS

Everyone feels stressed from time to time. Some people may cope with stress more effectively or recover from stressful events more quickly than others. There are different types of stress—all of which carry physical and mental health risks. A stressor may be a one time or short term occurrence, or it can be an occurrence that keeps happening over a long period of time. Please provide your opinion about your stress level and that of the command
Name (optional): 


  1. Do you feel stress levels at this command are increasing, decreasing, or staying about the same?
    Increasing
    Decreasing
    About the same


  1. Please expand on your answer to question 1.


  1. Based on my current job position my stress level is.
     
      1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10  
    Low  High


  1. On average, my stress level due to overall job requirements has …….
    increased
    decreased
    stayed the same


  1. My stress at home has ……. due to my working hours.
    increased
    decreased
    stayed the same


  1. If your stress is caused by relationships with other people, are those people from ....... (please select all that applies)
    work
    home
    friends
    partners
    Other
    N/A


  1. Has there been any incident at work that has caused you excessive stress? Please provide details.


  1. What are stressors at work that the command / department can work on to reduce your stress level?



  1. How would you address the stressors to #8


  1. Do you feel you have the tools to manage stress?
    Yes
    No


  1. If you answered "NO" to #10, please provide training recommendations.


  1. In the last six months, my stress level has …….
    increased
    decreased
    stayed the same


  1. Is the workload distributed fairly across the department / command?

    Yes
    No


  1. If you answered "NO" to #13, please explain why:


  1. Please expand on any question above or other concerns you have.