The clearly delineated lunch break has fallen out of favour in these more pressured times. Knocking off for a midday meal could now be perceived as a sign of ... % of American office workers ...

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

In the past decade, the popularity of the communal office kitchen has made lunch breaks more of a social and joyous affair. But when remote working took off, lunch breaks quickly became non-existent.

Eating lunch at your desk is a bad idea. It’s worse if you skip your lunch break entirely. Americans are bad at taking lunch breaks. Nearly 40 percent of U.S. workers say they only ...

According to a study, four out of 10 office workers never take their full hour-long lunch break. The survey of 1,200 employees revealed that nearly 23% feel 'pressured' not to take a full midday ...

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.