MILLIONS of Brits are working from home while having a bath and even going to the loo, researchers say.
They reckon staff multi-task to do chores, but work longer.
Traditional office hours of 9am to 5pm no longer apply as the line between work and home life has blurred over the past six months.
Instead, the average start time is now 8.12am, while clocking off time is at 5.13pm. And the busiest time of the working day is 10.13am.
One in three people now begin work before they have their morning coffee and 37 per cent before they have a shower or bath.
Meanwhile, 36 per cent start work before they have brushed their teeth and a third before getting dressed.
And nearly one in five begins work before they even get out of bed, according to a poll of 1,000 homeworkers by computer-maker Asus.
The survey found a third of staff even take laptops with them when they go to the loo, 27 per cent work while watching TV or cleaning the house, and one in ten works while in the bath.
Asus said: “Brits are finding it hard to separate the office and home.
“We need to be taking short breaks to give us some time away from the screen and switching off at the end of the day.”
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