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- noun informal The use of
computers byemployees for purposes unrelated towork .
Etymologies
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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Although personal Web browsing is generally seen as a workplace problem, Chen and his colleague, Vivien Lim, set out to determine if so-called 'cyberloafing' had any benefits.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Michael Kesterton 2011
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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A new report from the National University of Singapore says that spending time online could make workers more productie, and that so-called cyberloafing can refresh workers mentally after long periods of work.
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Moreover, for many workers, however, using the Internet for "cyberloafing" or "cyberslacking" is a way of alleviating boredom, regardless of how busy they are with work or how much they have to do, the survey found.
The Economic Times 2009
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For many workers, however, using the Internet for "cyberloafing" or "cyberslacking" is a way of alleviating boredom, regardless of how busy they are with work or how much they have to do.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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