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On average, the survey found people receive 32 emails a day, with some getting over 50.
However, only about 41.7% of these emails are relevant to their work, adding to the frustration.
71.1% of respondents believe that their bosses expect immediate replies to email after hours.
Three in four people admitting to answering work emails on vacation.
The survey found constant pressure to stay on top of emails is affecting workers' mental health.
78.7% of respondents have dreaded opening their work inbox, with 58.5% regularly experiencing this anxiety.
This email stress is compounded by mistakes made in the rush to respond.
Despite this overwhelming support, 70.6% of respondents believe their bosses would resist such a law.
