This document discusses how increased work hours and less sleep are negatively impacting employee health, productivity, and work quality. It finds that 24% of employees work over 6 extra unpaid hours per week, 39% work over 40 hours, and the average American gets 90 minutes less sleep than needed. Consequences include weight gain, higher risk of heart disease and alcohol abuse. Only half of employees feel as productive due to stress. Long work hours also decrease problem solving, creativity and memory. While the US works more hours, Germany has much higher productivity with a ban on 50-hour weeks.