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In a new humor column in D.C. Registry, Daryl Lease takes a look at
companies--including Nike and Pizza Hut--that encourage their workers to
doze off while on the clock.

"When employees start, we make sure they know the nap room's available,"
says Cory Levenberg, president of 42 IS, a computer consulting firm in
Berkeley, Calif.

Levenberg recently told U.S. News & World Report that about 70 percent of
his employees use the
company nap room at least once every other day. 

The room contains a blanket and an alarm clock. It�s so popular, there�s
now a sign-up sheet for
workers to pencil in their nap time.

Gould Evans Goodman Associates, an architectural firm in Kansas City, has
set up �spent tents� in
its offices.

Employees can crawl into one of the purple and turquoise tents and catch a
few Z�s when their 
energy is spent."

Read more at....

http://www.dcregistry.com/lease/1.html