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Working holidays
On Friday we asked whether going on holiday meant a break from the stresses of work, or if you found it hard or even impossible to leave the office fully behind. The majority of voters saw the importance of winding down with 85.2% saying whatever happens back in the office, it can wait until the holiday is over. 9.8% chose to keep the phone on standby just in case, and 4.9% admitted they wouldn’t be able to relax so it would be just like they were not even away.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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