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 ...

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.

According to ezCater's 2024 Lunch Report, more employees than ever are skipping their lunch breaks because they don't have enough time in the day to get their work done. This new research comes at a ...

A now-closed nursing home has agreed to pay $380,000 to settle allegations it deducted pay from workers’ paychecks for meal breaks even when officials knew employees routinely worked through them. The ...

Normalizing taking a full hour’s lunch break is as easy as normalizing eating a sandwich over a keyboard. Don’t we all know by now that rest is a critical piece of the productivity puzzle? Taking ...

For many, lunch hour is the only time during the day that they have to themselves. How you spend that time can impact the way the rest of your day goes, which is why therapist Sadie Salazar uses the ...

If your idea of lunch at work is shovelling leftovers into your mouth while answering emails, you’re far from alone.

Nutritionist Will Girling recommends a two-pronged approach.

I finally start lunch on time and dig into a big teacher desk meal. I unpack my lunch bag, build a cheesy burrito with ...