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Published 21:39 30 May 2016 BST

Interestingly, the survey also took into account whether the workplace had a strict dress code. The result for this was that employees who had a more casual dress code, or no dress code at all, felt more authentic and freer to express their true selves than their counterparts.
Best not come wearing your onesie just yet, though.
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