E-mail - adds to longer work day - Brief Article
USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education), August, 2001
E-mail could be to blame if you find that you are working longer hours. A poll of by Accountemps, a national temporary staffing service for accounting, finance, and bookkeeping professionals, found that executives spend an average of 108 minutes daily reading and sending e-mail messages.
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