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Sleeping at work -- more of us are doing it

cnn.com — At Jason Keith's last job, he discovered a colleague sound asleep at work -- head back, mouth open, snoring loudly -- while his co-workers laughed and snapped photos with their cell phone cameras.

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  • jfzimmermann, on 07/03/2008, -0/+1I had this problem until I was diagnosed and treated for sleep apnea. One night with a CPAP machine was like a miracle cure. A few weeks later I was asked about it by a company executive who was exhibiting similar symptoms. Sleep apnea can be deadly and only takes one night at a sleep clinic to be diagnosed.
  • bblande, on 06/11/2008, -0/+1The worst part is most companies would never tolerate naps at work, even if it does cost them productivity from their employees.

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