I only do software stuff at work, so I don't have the static concerns of my home lab, but recently the ESD was getting aweful -- I was getting Electrophorus effects when I stood up from my chair, with lots of little sparks from my head to my headphones. Didn't think it would be that good for my expensive Bose headphones or the laptop docking station. I already run a little humidifier by my desk (for respiratory comfort, office environments get really dry), so I brought in the bottle of ACL Staticide I have and sprayed down my chair and the carpet near my desk fairly heavily. Seems to be working so far.
On the other hand, If you actually work on ESD sensitive things at work, like anything involving loose boards or components, your employer should take ESD control seriously and buy you ESD floor mats, table mats, heel grounding straps, etc.