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   Jen from Cardiff says:

   Aug 3, 13:53

   We have a flexi-time system where we can earn up to 26 days a year off, so we usually have the minimum lunch break (20 minutes) and save the remaining 25 inutes towards our extra time off work.
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   Mark from Stoke says:

   Aug 2, 17:31

   I get a paid hours lunch break any time between 12 and 2. Over-running isnt particularly frowned upon either.
   
   Basically, I might go home, go for a drive, buy things, visit the pub, call long distance on the office phone, flirt with the receptionist a little, scoff a pie while messing around playing something like "office footy"" with the lads.
   
   Man, i love my dinner break.
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   Anthony from Accrington,Lancs says:

   Aug 1, 14:57

   Employers that don't allow a lunch hour for their employees to settle down and have some dinner are basically forcing workers to down lunches as fast as they can, leaving the employees open to indigestion and illness and claims for illness suffered as a result of their hard unfair policies on dinner and break periods. If I had my own company I WOULD allow employees to have a lunch-hour and stick two fingers up to the Thatcher's "Lunch Is For Wimps" idiots and ignore them.
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   ocnor from b'ra says:

   Jul 31, 20:49

   nip to the restroom and quietly choke your chicken
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   Rosco from glasgow says:

   Jul 19, 13:37

   drink/play scrabble/eat/smoke/go to the bookies

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