Are you idling away your time online when you should be working?
A new study in the UK has revealed that office workers spend the equivalent of almost one day a week surfing the Internet at work.
Workers are taking Internet breaks, rather than a traditional tea break, with newspaper websites, online shops and computer games among the main distractions.
These 'i-breaks' last an average of six hours and 23 minutes every week, according to the poll.
However, far from affecting their work, two-thirds of those polled believe their i-breaks leave them feeling more refreshed and better able to cope with their jobs.
John Miles, of gocompare.com, which conducted a poll of 3,000 office workers, said, "Brits are working longer hours than ever before, certainly longer than the rest of Europe, so this means they have