Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day!
April 18th is National "Wear Your Pajamas to Work" Day!Holiday created to offer stress relief after taxes are due Shelburne, VT — April 2005 — Americans need a break. They work longer hours and more days a year than ever before and need to learn how to relax, especially the day after income taxes are due. How do Americans try to relieve some of that stress? By wearing their pajamas to work. On April 18th, 2005 Americans can bring the comforts of home to the office and reduce their stress load for at least one day. Trade in the business suits for pajamas and celebrate National "Wear Your Pajamas to Work" Day. At The PajamaGram Company, founded in April 2002, it’s not unusual to find employees wearing their pajamas in board meetings or at their desks. They believe that wearing pajamas at work fosters a more creative environment. Sheri Lynch, author and national radio host, agrees. Lynch wore her pajamas to work to celebrate the holiday in 2004. She says wearing pajamas to work is the ultimate casual day and it actually helps her morning crew with teambuilding. "The stress level in the room goes down by about 50 percent when we wear our pajamas to work," said Lynch. "It’s a great way to have some good, clean fun. Plus, the choice of pajamas really says a lot about who people are, so it puts everyone, including management, on a level playing field." Theresa Moore, news researcher at WTSP-TV in St. Petersburg, Florida, convinced her entire morning news crew to wear their pajamas to work. "Not only are pajamas fun, funky and super comfy, but they made the whole day at work feel like a pajama party, said Moore. "Every day should be 'Wear Your Pajamas to Work' Day." The PajamaGram Company offers over 100 styles of pajamas, robes, slippers and spa products. Each PajamaGram gift comes complete with gorgeous pajamas, a lavender sachet, a "Do Not Disturb" sign and a gift card, all delivered in a keepsake organza hatbox. For product selections to help celebrate National "Wear Your Pajamas to Work" Day log onto PajamaGram.com or call a Pajama Counselor at 1-800-GIVE-PJS. Media contact: Nicole L’Huillier, 802-985-1362
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