Sleeping at Work

[stetheboro]

It should be made a law that you are allowed to sleep for at least 1 hr whilst at work fully paid obviously.

Knackered today and have nothing to do so why not be allowed to sleep

 

[Northern Star]

I agree, ive got bog all to do either so why cant i go home :|

 

[Deleted member 6141]

my dad got sacked for sleeping at work


but he was driving his bus at the time

 

[Lozzie]

I did a brief for uni last year which involved me looking at afternoon naps - and their place in the work place, in depth.

Based on Nasa research, if you nap for between 15-25 mins (no more) between 12-2 pm it is better for your mind than an extra hour in bed in the morning. Also work productivity is raised 80%!!!!! If you nap for longer, or out of these times, it has the oposite effect. This is Nasa based on nasa research.

Also, in places where a siesta is commonplace, heart disease is much lower too - great for blokes. It also helps your metabolism too, not to mention general stress and living longer.

Google actually have sleep pods in their office for drowsy staff in a post lunch slump. They're doing alright for themselves aren't they?


xxx

For those who're not allowed to snooze at work (ie everyone) avoid carbs on your lunch - they kicks ur ass. xxx

 

[stetheboro]

+1 Like on that Lozzie

There is a house in London I would like you to also advise of this the address is 10 Downing Street

Siesta would be awesome

 

[Jiglo]

I can sleep at work (but usually don't as I feel worse afterwards). There's very rarely anywhere soft enough to sleep though, unless i'm in my car.

I can also go home early if there's nothing to do

 

[BOD]

Lozzie for union rep!

 

[Superdan]

Lozzie for union rep!

Lol, I sometimes have a snooze at work for 20 mins int toilets, helps a beaut