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The additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual company Nike gave its office workers a holiday to help them de-stress from life's additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual and worries caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The clothing additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual gave its employees a week-long mental health break. It closed its additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual from August the 23rd to the 30th so that its employees could "enjoy additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual time off to rest and recover". Nike said it wanted to focus on additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual to combat "burnout". Nike's senior manager of global additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual science Matt Marrazzo said: "Our senior additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual are all sending a clear message - take the time to unwind, de-stress and spend time with your additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual ones. Do not work." Nike's retail stores are still open and store workers are working as additionalchallengesgianthelpingleaderslovedmarketingofficessportswearusual.