New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

GIVE YOURSELF a break

Picture this: you’re lying by the pool, a cocktail within arm’s reach and a tropical breeze gently washing over you. Bliss! It’s so tranquil, and you’ve waited so long for this trip, yet… you can’t help wondering what’s happening in the office. How did that difficult client respond to the email you fired off before you left? What’s happening with that project? Within seconds, you’ve logged into your emails, your holiday vibe melting away faster than the ice in your cocktail.

Welcome to vacation sabotage, where stressed-out workers, used to

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