A new report reveals that a majority of British workers are suffering severe sleep deprivation, which is leading to health problems and lost productivity, according to Express.
Shockingly, a quarter say they have fallen asleep while driving because they are so tired.
Doctors and teachers are among the most sleep-deprived professions, with the average worker surviving on six hours and forty minutes of sleep on a work night.
The recommended amount of sleep is eight hours a night.
Worrying about finances appears to be keeping most Brits up at night, with 40 per cent blaming money problems for a lack of sleep.
Fretting about work is blamed by 35 per cent, while family concerns are the main issues affecting sleep for 32 per cent.
Almost a quarter of British workers blame personal health problems for their insomnia.
