Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Many Americans are eating "sad desk lunches" alone, rather than taking an actual break from work or at least socializing with ...

In August 2025, in-office attendance reached a five-year high, according to survey data from real estate firm CBRE. However, not everyone is happy about it. In fact, a 2024 American Staffing ...

High prices are eating into workers' paychecks as costs jump 23% year-over-year, a new report found. Between groceries and eating out, employees spend an average of $108.68 each week on work lunches.

Across many workplaces, lunch is treated as downtime. But the way people spend that hour can subtly influence how colleagues judge one another. What looks like a routine choice often becomes a signal ...

Few workplace topics generate as much debate as Gen Z. From concerns around productivity to questions about commitment, this generation has become a focal point for wider anxieties about how work is ...

Whereas, another study has found that many U.S. workers have stopped taking lunch breaks. This study comes from Suzuki Law ...