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Wellbeing | Should employees have 'nap breaks' at work?

Should employees have 'nap breaks' at work?

This Daily Comment piece takes a look at ‘nap breaks’ at work. It includes:

  • New data finding that 50% of Millennials want regular nap breaks at work during the office day.

  • A look at some firms, including Google, who have been known to provide nap pods.

  • Insight on whether HR should encourage staff to nap at work.

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