concept   taking break
culture   United States
statement   Regular breaks, like coffee breaks, are common and encouraged for productivity and well-being in the workplace in the United States.
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1 break United States Taking a coffee break during work hours is a common practice 1
2 break United States Taking a coffee break at work is a common and accepted practice. 1
3 break United States Taking a coffee break or lunch break is common in office work culture. 1
4 break United States Taking a coffee break or tea break during the workday is a common and accepted practice. 1
5 break United States Taking a coffee break or a tea break is a common practice in the workplace to relax and socialize. 1
6 take break United States Taking a mid-morning and mid-afternoon coffee break is common in the workplace as a way to relax and socialize with colleagues. 1
7 take break United States Taking a break during work hours is encouraged to improve productivity and mental well-being. 1
8 take break United States Commonly practiced in work and school settings for rest and relaxation, typically accompanied by coffee or snacks 1
9 take break United States Taking a coffee break or lunch break during work hours is seen as a common and acceptable practice to recharge and relax. 1
10 taking break United States Taking regular breaks during work is encouraged for productivity and well-being. 1
11 taking break United States Taking regular breaks is important for productivity and well-being, and is often encouraged in the workplace. 1
12 taking break United States Taking breaks at work is encouraged for mental and physical well-being, and is often seen as a sign of responsible time management. 1
13 taking break United States Taking short coffee breaks or lunch breaks is common in the workplace to rest and recharge. 1
14 work break United States Taking a coffee break or grabbing a snack during work hours is common and usually acceptable. 1
15 work breaks United States Short breaks are often referred to as 'coffee breaks' and are socially acceptable for employees 1