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Continental cat-naps are gaining popularity with UK workers

by Personnel Today 13 Jun 2007
by Personnel Today 13 Jun 2007

The cat-nap enjoyed by our continental cousins is gaining popularity with UK workers, research has found.


More than two-thirds of the 4,352 UK workers surveyed by budget hotel chain Travelodge said a siesta during the working day would be beneficial for body and mind.


Almost half of respondents said they would be more productive as a result of 40 winks.


In response to the findings, Travelodge will be installing hammocks at its head office in Oxfordshire so sleepy staff have the option of a short siesta.


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