8 sleeping habits around the world that impacts productivity

Sleep plays a vital role in good health and wellbeing but the nation’s sleep deficit is having a negative impact on our overall productivity.

The average eight hours of shut-eye seems unattainable for many as a study by Bensons for Beds reveals the average Brit only gets five hours and 48 minutes of sleep. And while some 49 per cent admit a lack of sleep makes them moody and distracted, 34 per cent also admit they function poorly at work due to tiredness. But can the same be said for the rest of the world?

Brother UK has taken a look at sleeping habits from around the globe to see if they could have an impact on productivity.