The "blurb" from the BBC website describes this series as follows:

"Comedian and writer Richard Herring explores some of the bad habits and personal failings which directly or indirectly affect all of us in our daily working lives."

And Jane Anderson, Radio Times reviewer, has this to say:
"Richard Herring makes no pretence that his theories on working life and the bad habits that it can encourage are filtered entirely through his own experience.
The five subjects that he covers in this series are procrastination, lateness, laziness, perfectionism and, today's opener, workaholism.
He suffers from all of them himself, even though laziness and perfectionism are odd bedfellows. It's fortunate that, as a comedian and writer, he's his own boss: nepotism runs riot in his office. What lifts this above a quirky look at working life and into the league of enthralling documentary is the way Herring's moderately paced quips are suddenly jacked up a gear by his contributors - Oliver James, for instance, who after this may be held responsible for an uprising of angry British workers..."

The show broadcast over November & December 2008 in 5 parts on Radio 4, and is now here for download.