The workday has slowly stolen noon. We're here to reclaim it with smarter collaboration, fewer unnecessary meetings, and a hard stop you can actually taste.
55% of knowledge workers say taking a lunch break improves their mood. Time to take
the pledge to save your lunch (and your sanity)
Our latest workplace study reveals how meetings, notifications, and nonstop busywork are eating into the one hour people actually need.
Lunch used to be a break. Now it’s a browser tab open during another meeting. The modern workday has blurred every boundary — but it doesn’t have to stay that way. That’s why Zoom is helping teams reclaim time through smarter collaboration, AI-powered continuity, and fewer unnecessary interruptions. Because protecting your lunch break shouldn’t require an out-of-office message.
61% eat lunch at their desk while working at least three days per week vs. 44% nationally
51% skip lunch three or more days per week vs. 15% nationally
62% say meetings scheduled over lunch are a challenge to taking a break vs. 54% nationally
81% would rather skip lunch than eat on camera during a video meeting vs. 72% nationally
87% say they would be likely to use time saved by AI tools to take a dedicated lunch break vs. 36% nationally
64% say they are in the habit of working through lunch, even when they could take a break vs. 57% nationally
These fake but real (but fake) Zoom Webinars will block your sacred lunch hour. Add your calendar hold now and we'll send out some rewards to those who join the movement early.
