It may sound counterintuitive, but a report has found thatpeople who spend the most time in the office are the least likely to havegotten a raise or bonus in the last three years.
According to the report from Project: Time Off, not only areAmericans not using all their vacation time by slaving away in theoffice (the report calls them “office martyrs”), but their actionscould have far longer-ranging consequences: their stress levels arehigher, they’re less satisfied with their jobs, they’re unhappywith their professional success and they’re unhappy with thecompanies they work for.
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