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Viral Controversial Tweet About Lunch Breaks At Office Starts Up Debate

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Viral Controversial Tweet About Lunch Breaks At Office Starts Up Debate

[ad_1] After working from home for an extended duration, adjusting to a regular office has been a task. A number of aspects of our work life had changed while working from home that are now again realigning in the context of the new workspace. Lunchtime, for instance, became a distant reality as back-to-back meetings and assignments were added to our schedules. Recently, a food delivery application, named Just Eat, decided to make a return to the old format of having a lunch hour in order to encourage employees to take a break from their busy schedules. Take a look at the tweet here:JustEat invented lunch breaks and thought it was groundbreaking pic.twitter.com/3sJNErHMUN— The State of LinkedIn (@StateOfLinkedIn) August 7, 2023Also Read: Burger Chain Renames Food On Its Menu, Disguises I...

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