It's not surprising this wouldn't cause problems for most companies' productivity. I've worked in retail, warehouses, and now an office. Unless there's a crun

It's not surprising this wouldn't cause problems for most companies' productivity. I've worked in retail, warehouses, and now an office. Unless there's a crunch (big order needs shipped, an important presentation is coming up), most people mentally "check out" for the last hour daily and all Friday afternoon. They're not really working (many in the warehouse would walk around to avoid suspicion before meeting in a different aisle to chat), so letting them leave would cost nothing but gain employee happiness.