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How to manage it to prevent dozing off during night shifts

2018-01-23View Original

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Is installing a camera really effective?
Reply #22018-01-23
Installing cameras is merely a means of inspection; the key to preventing sleepiness on night shifts lies in the intensity of inspections and evaluations
Reply #32018-01-25
This problem was a difficult one when it was raised ten years ago; it shouldn’t be now. I’d like to ask how Huawei manages its employees – do their employees sleep on the job? What to do if you doze off at work? The answer is now clear. Once managers’ capabilities reach a certain level, none of these become problems.
Reply #42018-01-26
Does your company not have employees who sleep at night? Do people need to work shifts at Huawei? What is the treatment for others?
Reply #52018-01-26
Should we have night shifts for sleeping or increase inspections and raise penalties?
Reply #62018-01-29
Well, sleeping at night is a natural physiological response for humans. Unless you keep keeping them busy with tasks, like taking a 5-minute break after every hour of work, they will still go to sleep; no matter how closely you monitor them, that still happens
Reply #72018-02-01
This also relates to state-owned enterprises and private enterprises – whether it is permissible to sleep as long as normal work is not affected. Still, there are many people but little work to be done
Reply #82018-02-01
Increase the penalties and hold the team leader accountable as well. Here, the penalty for sleeping on duty is 300; the team leader is also fined 300, and the supervisor gets a fine of 100. For one night shift during which someone sleeps on duty, the total penalty is 700. Those who have money can just go ahead and sleep.
Reply #92018-02-02
You’re asking a good question; compensation is indeed an issue. If the compensation is good enough, and the penalty for not sleeping is severe enough to make him take it seriously, then there will be a way to prevent him from sleeping
Reply #102018-02-02
To dare to impose such penalties, it’s necessary to ensure that the work is attractive enough~ Some companies can’t even find employees, so they certainly wouldn’t dare to impose such penalties, haha

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