How to define \"sleeping at the post\"
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Chemical plants are enterprises that operate on a continuous basis, and shift work is common there. So, how does everyone define \"sleeping on duty\"? Is there a clear definition? For example: if a supervisor sees someone lying on the desk outside the window, and when the door is pushed open, that person hears the noise and gets up, can this situation be considered \"sleeping on duty\"? Let’s hear how other units conduct inspections
That’s listlessness. Not sentencing to death is also a form of death penalty by suspension. Sigh, actually those who work in three-shift rotations are quite tired; it’s even more exhausting if there are children at home to take care of. I can’t sleep during the day, and I can’t sleep either when it’s time to go to work at night. hesitation
Moreover, even if you sleep during the day, sleeping eight hours during the day is not as good as sleeping two or three hours at night.
That’s how things work in our factory: sitting there is considered being on duty; if you feel sleepy and start dozing off, it means you lack focus. If you fall asleep and don’t even realize that someone is approaching, then that’s considered neglecting your duties.
Ours is pretty much the same as the one upstairs. . .
It depends on the manager’s mood. If they want to target my subordinates, what can we do? If they have the guts, let them work night shifts themselves – can they ensure that I remain in top form every minute? We’re humans, not gods!
Snoring, and you can’t wake them up even by shaking them – that’s sleeping on duty
Haha, what’s this of yours? Our company still requires photos; otherwise, sleeping on duty isn’t recognized
Doing it with eyes closed, lying down with eyes open
I think it would work if there are two shifts for the night shift, with a gap of four hours between them: one shift from 6 p.m. to 4 a.m., and the next shift from 4 a.m. to 10 a.m., followed by another shift from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. In total, that would be five shifts.
Reply to 7# guoxuell: I guess it was because they drank too much, haha. When you doze off at work, there’s a spot designated for working, and one falls asleep on that spot