This group of workers sleeps on the job more than any other

This group of workers sleeps on the job more than any otherThis group of workers sleeps on the job more than any otherEmployees in some industries have a habit of sleeping on the job in certain places - but some people do so more than others.Research from Amerisleep shows that construction workers are sleeping on the job (despite leidbeing allowed to) more than any other industry.The company surveyed more than 1,000 people via Amazons Mechanical Turk and revealed how many respondents from each industry say they catch up on rest at work. Here are some of the data points that stand out.Heres who shouldnt be sleeping at work - but do it anywayThe research found that a large number of people sleep at work, even though theyre not supposed to.What industries nap the most and how often do people do it?The research also broke down which industries napped the most (counting those that are allowed to and those prohibited from doing so), with tech workers leading the way - although many in t his field are encouraged to do so and even have facilities provided for themTechnology 70.0%Construction 68.2%Government and Public Administration 63.5%Finance and Insurance 58.9%Information Services and Data Processing 58.0%Manufacturing 52.6%Transportation and Warehousing 52.6%Medical and Health Care 52.1%Education 45.6%Wholesale and Retail 42.9%The research then went on to show just how many naps people say they take at work in a month1 nap 30.0%2 naps 20.5%3 naps 12.0%4 naps 9.0%5 naps 9.7%6+ naps 16.8%Sleeping at work, by salary levelThe research showed the number of days a month that people sleep on the job,on average, with those in the highest income bracket - $100K or more - doing it the leastBelow $10K 4.0 days$10K-$14.9K 3.5 days$15K-$24.9K 3.5 days$25K-$34.9K 3.7 days$35K-$49.9K 2.7 days$50K-$74.9K 3.2 days$75K-$99.9K 2.5 days$100K and up 2.4 days