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Sleep and Productivity in the Construction Industry

Whether you’re a leader in the construction industry or part of a team, adequate sleep is essential for preparedness and safety. With a schedule that is synced to night and day, more physical activity and more sunlight exposure, contractors seem to be getting the sleep they need to feel good and perform at their best.
By Dorothy Chambers
August 17, 2020
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by Dorothy Chambers
Dorothy Chambers is a writer at Sleep Junkie. With a background in psychology, Dorothy focuses heavily on the impact sleep has on our brain, mood, and overall well being.

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