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One in ten workers say they never take a lunch break.
47 percent of workers report that they've been packing a lunch more often to eat healthier or save money.
32 percent of workers say they take less than a half hour for a lunch break.
18 percent say they typically don't leave their desks during a lunch break, and eat in their workspaces five days a week.
23 percent of workers spend their lunch breaks hanging out with co-workers.
41 percent of workers say they run errands, work, or shop during a lunch break.
Just 10 percent use the lunch break as a chance to exercise by working out or walking.
44 percent of workers who smoke say they're more likely to quit because of the economy the average cost of a pack of cigarettes is about $6).
78 percent of workers who smoke take up to 10 minutes for each smoke break.
70 percent of workers who smoke take as many as three smoke breaks a day.
12 percent of workers who smoke take more than five smoke breaks during the work day.
22 percent of non-smoking workers are bothered by the fact that their smoking colleagues get a work break and they don't.
20 percent of non-smokers are bothered by smokers because they feel it impacts productivity.
10 percent of non-smokers are bothered by co-workers who smoke because they feel they need to do more work because of their colleagues' habit.
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