By Danielle Moore // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Three in 10 employees don’t take a lunch break when working from home – according to new research. A survey of 2,000 Americans working from home found that 29% don’t take any meal breaks during the workday. And six in 10 feel guilty for taking any kind of break …
The perfect night in involves finishing work by 5.52pm, curry for dinner and being curled up in front of the telly by 8.13pm. The study of 2,000 adults found the ideal evening at home would also include a beer or glass of wine, a relaxing bubble bath, and 27 minutes browsing Instagram. And national treasures, Holly Willoughby, David …
By Zoya Gervis // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC In 2020 – the year of quarantining and social distancing – many of us have chosen to eat like a kid again, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans found that two in three are reverting to childhood food favorites — comfort food. That includes an uptick …
London office workers are considering leaving the city in favour of the seaside and a better quality of life, according to statistics. A study found the Covid-19 pandemic has seen 60 per cent reconsider their living situation, with many setting their sights on an escape to the coast. Brighton and Hove has proved to be the most popular …
Canny Brits get more bang for their buck – by living on leftovers, shopping around, collecting coupons and buying in bulk. A study of 2,000 adults found 85 per cent do everything they can to employ money-saving hacks such as selling old items, haggling over the cost of something and shopping out of season. And as many as …
The typical online purchase involves seven steps which take just over three hours, according to research. Shoppers work through several stages before making a significant buy via the internet, which includes spending at least 35 minutes deciding whether a purchase is absolutely necessary. Following that, an online search for a product or service, including on social media sites, …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC If you’re looking to impress a potential partner, you might want to reconsider your driving habits. While stereotypes imply that having a high-end vehicle makes you more impressive, another car-related factor might actually be worth greater consideration. More than half of American drivers (56%) would not date someone they …
By SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Nearly six in 10 Americans have a new appreciation of nature during quarantine, according to new research. The study asked 2,000 Americans about how they’re keeping their moods up in light of social distancing measures. Fifty-eight percent of respondents shared they didn’t appreciate nature as much as they should have before …
More than half of parents (55 per cent) are worried they’ll experience ‘separation anxiety’ as they return to workplaces and children go back to schools and nurseries. Research of 2,000 mums and dads of children aged up to 16 found a third also fear their families will struggle to ‘return to normal’ after spending so much time together …
By Marie Haaland W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Feeling blue lately? New research shows people who set aside time to exercise are actually happier than those who don’t. Not only are they happier (75% vs. 25%), but they also report being more successful (74% vs. 26%), as revealed by the survey of 2,000 Americans who exercise at least once …
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