Cheer up sleepy Jean
By SleepySleep - 09/06/2022 16:00
By SleepySleep - 09/06/2022 16:00
By Anonymous - 14/02/2021 17:01
By Fabuan - 24/01/2022 14:00
By kingkobrastrikes - 21/01/2015 01:56 - United States
By Zzz - 30/01/2017 16:00 - United States - Brighton
By sleepytime - 05/10/2009 16:36 - United States
By Lokimagnus - 25/03/2020 23:05
By Shameonme - 26/10/2008 16:04 - Morocco
By Sleepy - 09/10/2014 14:10 - United Kingdom - Hayes
By Teddy - 26/08/2023 06:00 - United Kingdom - Manchester
By Tajjali Fatima - 13/09/2020 22:58
Happened to me. I was up the previous night taking care of a very sick cat. I was working on an issue for a customer, I kinda drifted a little...and the next thing I know, I hear the customer saying, "...Are you SNORING?" I think, "Yippee, I'm DEAD." Sure enough, when I ask to end my shift early, my supervisor agrees immediately (seldom a good sign) and sure enough, an hour before my next shift starts, I'm told not to bother.
I feel like this is a situation where you’re 100% allowed to just call in sick, or give your supervisor a heads-up that you’ll be checking out immediately after the meeting
Maybe if they notified their supervisor ahead of time. Falling asleep at work can get you fired (depending upon the company's desire to get rid of you, in other words, it's a pretext.)
Keywords
Happened to me. I was up the previous night taking care of a very sick cat. I was working on an issue for a customer, I kinda drifted a little...and the next thing I know, I hear the customer saying, "...Are you SNORING?" I think, "Yippee, I'm DEAD." Sure enough, when I ask to end my shift early, my supervisor agrees immediately (seldom a good sign) and sure enough, an hour before my next shift starts, I'm told not to bother.
I feel like this is a situation where you’re 100% allowed to just call in sick, or give your supervisor a heads-up that you’ll be checking out immediately after the meeting