A quarter of people would rather be in bed than be on time for work.
Apparently, there's an 'epidemic of lateness'.
One in four say they would rather spend more time in bed than be on time for work.
A survey by Brother UK, also found only 19% think it's unacceptable to be late to a virtual meeting.
Behavioural Psychologist, Bunbrosna's Padraig Walsh, says we've been over-reliant on technology and alarms, rather than willpower:
But these people say staff should always try not to be late for work:
The research can be found here.
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