Readers Say Here’s what Boston.com readers had to say about skipping their lunch breaks It turns out that many don't have time for a midday meal.

A recent survey by ezCater Inc. asked 5,000 full-time U.S. workers about their lunchtime habits and found 98% of respondents agreed lunch breaks were important for job performance.

The ezCater 2023 Lunch Report, which surveyed 5,000 workers across the U.S., found that nearly 48% of people are skipping an actual lunch break at least once a week. The factors involved in their ...

In place of lunch breaks, ... According to the 2024 Lunch Report, which surveyed 1,000 full-time employees nationwide and 4,000 workers across 10 different major cities for lunch-break data, ...

However, many see break time as another opportunity to discuss work. An example of this idea recently went viral after being shared by TikTok user Stephanie (@stephanie.sangiovese). Advertisement ...

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Your lunch break is a great time to get stuff done -- or just have some distracting fun. If you have an iPhone, we can help pass the time at lunch.

Colorado counts the 30 minutes as paid time if it is an on-duty meal. A Nebraska statute requires a 30-minute off premises lunch break for every eight-hour shift.

It’s time to give Harvard students a break — a lunch break, to be precise. This semester I have class from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. on Mondays, leaving no time for a sit-down meal.

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