Health and safety risks "caused by hangovers"

Seventy-seven per cent of employers believe alcohol is the number one threat to employee wellbeing and a big source of employee absence, according to a survey conducted by Norwich Union Healthcare.

This concern is not shared by the employees though, as only 9% agree with it.

Employers concerns are not unfounded as a third of employees said they have arrived at work with a hangover and of those, 85% confirmed it affects their performance and mood.

Many of the workers surveyed agreed that ... (233 more words)

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