Be careful what you do on your work computer. “If you use your work email, then your boss can read it,” Cappos says. You shouldn’t use your personal address for business purposes, even if ...

The 2013 Canadian Work, Stress and Health study found that 28 per cent of Canadians who work full-time for an employer frequently check work-related e-mail or text messages after-hours.

On average, p eople spend over 3 hours checking work email daily. A study by Bupa found that the average millennial first checks their email at 6.37 a.m. and uses email approximately 12 hours a day.

How often do you check your work email account on the weekends? While on vacation? Or at a funeral? According to a new survey from GFI Software, it’s happening a lot more often than you would ...

Just 15% of work emailers check their email before heading to work and 26% check their email after work. Some 15% say they check email on vacations and 31% check it on weekends. 64% of work emailers ...

According to a survey by the American Psychological Association, 44 percent of working adults said they check work email daily while on vacation, and about 1 in 10 admitted to checking it hourly.