Nearly half of American workers plan to do minimal work through December's end, with December 15 marking the final productive day. Talker Research found 47% hope to coast with bare minimum effort. Workers averaged saying "That can wait until next year" sixteen times already this month. December 15 emerged as the acceptable date to ease workplace intensity, though 11% preferred December 24. Younger employees showed stronger tendencies toward holiday slowdown, with 54% of Gen Z and 48% of millennials seeking reduced workloads. This drops to 44% for Gen X and 37% for baby boomers. However, 35% of workers believe slacking off remains unacceptable. (Story URL)
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