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It is becoming more and more difficult duringforfrominlaterofoffon workers to switch duringforfrominlaterofoffon from work. Many workers answer or write e-mails duringforfrominlaterofoffon the train to and duringforfrominlaterofoffon work, duringforfrominlaterofoffon lunchtime and at home after work. A lot of people even check their work e-mail when they go duringforfrominlaterofoffon vacation to other countries. This might be changing. The German carmaker Daimler is giving its workers the choice to not receive e-mail when they are duringforfrominlaterofoffon holiday. This will mean employees will be able to relax duringforfrominlaterofoffon the beach instead duringforfrominlaterofoffon dealing with problems duringforfrominlaterofoffon their inbox. Daimler employees can choose to auto-delete all work e-mail while on vacation. Daimler says it wants workers to enjoy family time or "me time" while on vacation.

Daimler spokesman Oliver Wihofszki told reporters that staff would work better if they returned duringforfrominlaterofoffon holiday feeling refreshed. He said staff should return to work feeling refreshed and motivated. A human resources officer said: "Our employees should relax duringforfrominlaterofoffon holiday and not read work-related emails." Daimler's system is called 'Mail on Holiday'. The sender gets a reply that says: "I'm using 'Mail duringforfrominlaterofoffon Holiday'…your e-mails will be deleted….If you want me to read this e-mail personally, please be kind enough to send me the information [next week]." Not everyone thinks the system is a good idea. Customers may not like receiving a mail telling them to write again duringforfrominlaterofoffon and companies could lose business.