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Chemical plants are hazardous enterprises; if employees don’t get enough rest, mistakes are likely to occur. Yet many managers refuse to stop until someone dies. What’s the situation like in your workplace?
Night shift employees already have scheduled rest time; of course, they cannot take a break during working hours. The chemical industry involves continuous production, and materials are flammable and explosive; therefore, intermediate breaks due to potential operational errors are not allowed. This reflects the employees’ sense of responsibility and safety awareness.
Does it even need to be asked? Does it even need to be asked? Does it even need to be asked?
I want to rest too, but the control station in front of me is watching me. How painful is that?
I've wanted to rest for a long time! ~But there’s nothing I can do! ~~~For a living! ~
Rest when it’s time to rest, and work when it’s time to work.
From another perspective, those leaders are exactly that. Speechless!
Rotational leave is possible to ensure that the position is always covered; people aren’t machines – after years or decades, no one can sustain this
If you’re on night shift and by yourself, don’t rest; instead, get more sleep during the day to regain your energy. But if there are colleagues around, it’s fine to take turns resting a bit
There’s no way to rest during working hours; after work, one can rest properly