New study reveals 1 in 4 remote workers are sneaking off to have sex while on the job
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A new study revealed that 25% of all work from home employees have had sex during work hours, with some of them admitting to doing so during a team meeting.
"As remote work becomes more common, it tracks that scheduled intimacy extends into the workplace for some who work from home. Over a quarter of remote workers (26%) had engaged in scheduled sex during work hours," the report stated. Gabriel Hays is an associate editor for Fox News Digital.
In addition to finding out how common this is, the study showed that many have been using deceptive tactics to convince coworkers and bosses that they’re otherwise indisposed, whether that be at lunch or dealing with an emergency.
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