Nightly News | January 23, 2013
Sleep deprivation costs companies billions
According to a study from Harvard Medical School, poor job performance sparked by insomnia costs the economy $63 billion. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> to hear, but no shocker, really. a full third of us in the american work force aren't getting enough sleep to function at our peak levels as our regular viewers know all too well. the wide-awake folks at harvard say sleep deprivation costs american companies $63.2 billion a year in subpar performance.