Don’t those who work in the chemical industry have no Saturdays or Sundays?
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Don’t those who work in the chemical industry have no Saturdays or Sundays? I’ve been working for almost seven years now, and I haven’t had a single day off on Sunday – what sadness!
Why work so hard? We have weekends off, but we have to work overtime when it’s busy. You should take at least one day off per week; take care of your health, OP.
Is the OP working in a private company? Are you that busy?
I don’t know if what you say is true; if it is, then you must be working in a private company. Moreover, most private companies also have weekends, maybe just one day, and there are also national holidays. Of course, you can sue your company for violating the Law on the Protection of Workers’ Rights
No way, I know that many chemical plants operate on shift systems, but they don’t take breaks even during the Spring Festival? A bit**, right? Personally, I think weekends are still necessary; otherwise, where would happiness come from? …Right? …:)
Gradually, one gets used to it. The key is that the device must operate smoothly; once everything is fine, then one can rest. If the device doesn’t operate smoothly, it’s hard to rest peacefully
Is it really that there are so many things to do, or is it due to the company culture? I’ve been working for 10 years now; am I just too lucky to have had to work overtime almost never? It’s truly hard to imagine working this hard for 7 years straight.
Is it the company that makes you work overtime, or are you working to improve yourself? If it’s the former, that violates labor laws, and you can choose to make demands. If you charge yourself, your spirit of learning is truly praiseworthy.
You are quite dedicated to your work; I admire that.
Maybe that’s the case, so it’s also very sad!