If you give employees a mid-morning break, your business may well benefit for the rest of the day.
So concludes a study — albeit with a small sample population — of workday breaks by Baylor University.
Research by Emily Hunter and Cindy Wu, associate professors of management at Baylor's Hankamer School of Business, asked 95 employees to chart their daily breaks over a five-day workweek.
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