Let's say I am implementing a system over a weekend - we'll not just me, I am working with consultants and a bunch of our folks. So, I go home at 3AM. If they were to ask you to show up tomorrow at 9AM because of the RTO rules - I guess that's a fairly messed up logic
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op, no offense, but you're over complicating this. either you're d-mb as rocks or this is a troll post.
i dont work late nights anymore for this reason l. i feel too tired the next day. i have to wake up at 6:30 to be in office by 8am
Would the FAA let you fly a plane under those conditions.
This happened to me twice last week.
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I'd still go in, but make sure to vomit in the common spaces or Flik, then fall down like you need medical attention so security has to come over and document it. Once the ambulance gets there, tell them of the turn of events that led up to your condition so they document it too. Then file a workers comp claim and get some days off as well as retain a lawyer. Follow that all up with submitting an accommodation request for extreme exhaustion and mental duress caused by said event, then never come onsite again.