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'Particularly valuable' | New report claims napping is 'secret to productivity'

New report claims napping is 'secret to productivity'
New report claims napping is 'secret to productivity'
  • New study suggests that a midday snooze could be more beneficial for productivity than sleeping longer at night

  • More than 450 participants took part in a study which found greater impacts from napping

  • But is there a hidden logistical cost to letting workers get some shut eye during the working day?

It’s no secret that getting good sleep is vital for good health and wellbeing, but a new study suggests that getting extra rest during the day is more beneficial for workers than sleeping longer during the night.

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