Nine out of 10 polled in the survey that covered a total of 600 respondents, believe that entertainment at work can reduce stress and tension in the workplace and that people with a good sense of humour collaborate better with their work colleagues.
The findings of the survey show that 73% of workers like having fun in the workplace.
Seven out of 10 respondents try to cheer up their colleagues, while 55% try to entertain their colleagues when circumstances allow.
However, only 25% believe that their supervisors encourage entertainment in the workplace.
As many as 56% of male respondents think that working hours should be dedicated exclusively to work, compared to 40% of women who believe that too.
The younger the age of workers, the greater readiness is shown to support entertainment at work. Nearly 70% of those under the age of 30 considered entertainment in the workplace very important, as did 67% of those aged between 31 and 41 and 60% of workers above 42.