Everyone is different I suppose, but my thinking is in the majority.
The article states that after 8 hours productivity goes down. Goes way down if a person is working more than 50 hours a week.
I wish UPS would accept the fact that they can either have a great safety picture or lots of drivers over 50 hours.
Not both.
Can't start early, because pre loads get wrapped late cuz feeders come late because twi held us to put pkgs in feeders from brownies kept out late the night before !! Vicious cycle that won't end !!!
Anyways if your production took such a bif decline after you 8 or 9 HR you would find yourself getting a talking to about you not meeting your SPHOR mark and being paid over. So as long as your meeting your SPHOR mark and your running scratch or close your declining productivity after the 8 hr isn't hurting the bottom line.
My production does not take that big a hit later in the day, but my focus and concentration does.
I would bet that most of us are safer in the 1st part of the day than we are at the last part of the day.
i love my combo job.
8 & out , very little ot , and no driving .
That is a good theory but I would suspect that the numbers don't back it up..
If the numbers don't back it up then by definition it's not a good theory...just sayin..That is a good theory but I would suspect that the numbers don't back it up..
Until you do shift work and have altered circadian rhythms, you don't know tiredness! I have been doing it for 15 years straight.
estimated 25% of people who do shift work suffer from this, including myself.
Shift work sleep disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thank globalization.
According to researchers, you are in the minority.