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The first step is to healthier eating habits at work is to get away from your desk and enjoy your lunch in the break room or outside. Getty Images. You are viewing 1 of 6 images Previous Image ...

“It took 10 min to get a snack and walk to the break room.” The average American lunch break length is largely in line with the rest of the world, according to a 2019 study by Intuit.

Why Gen Z feels guilty about taking lunch breaks — and even skip meals ... But it’s no big wonder why younger workers feel weird about tabling assignments to chow down at a break room table.

And, Savage said, studies have found that when people eat lunch at their desks – à la “sad desk lunch” – their desks have more bacteria. Which rings true to Savage. “I hardly ever wipe down my desk,” ...

Many users related to the experience of having to take a lunch break early into a shift. “Me coming in at 4:30 am and taking my half at 5:40,” one user shared.

Gen Z employees feel more guilt about taking breaks at work than any other generation, according to a new survey. The 2024 Lunch Report by ezCater found that nearly half (47 percent) of Gen Z ...

Lunch breaks also can be a way to encourage workers to come into the office, with 58% of hybrid workers saying they would work on-site at least three days a week if their employer provided lunch.

They’ve got full plates, but empty tummies. Gen Z go-getters are forgoing midday grub while on the job due to guilt, per new data on employee lunch trends. “47% of Gen Zers miss out on lunch ...

Taking time to eat lunch is becoming a rarity among younger workers. Nearly all workers agree lunch breaks are an important way to de-stress and recuperate during the workday, but many employees ...