Let Them Eat Cake: Why it's crucial to eat at work
1 year, 11 months ago

Let Them Eat Cake: Why it's crucial to eat at work

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When England’s Food Standards Agency boss Susan Jebb recently compared eating cake at work to passive smoking, office cubicle walls across the land quivered. Employees in Sweden seem to believe this is true: Fika is a daily social event based around sharing food at work – mainly cakes and other sweet dishes. Let them eat cake Indeed, much of the discussion in the wake of Jebb’s comments has focused on people’s inability to resist eating cake or biscuits that have been left out. When the International Labour Organization analysed eating habits worldwide in 2005, it found that a poor or excessive diet in the workplace could decrease productivity by 20 per cent.

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