spacey

Bub

spacey

If a person cannot handle staying awake and attentive to perform a job....they shouldn't take the job
or they should be terminated and replaced.

I agree with you about this. I've avoided applying for 2nd and 3rd shift jobs because I have severe sleep apnea and I know I can't handle it. I may have to consider 2nd shift soon though because time is running out for me and it seems like those are the majority of jobs available at the moment.

I understand Bub. I have it too. I don't think it's as severe because I raised the head of my bed and my wife tells me
I'm sleeping better. ( sounds funny but I didn't know I had a problem)
I'm sure not one to give advise but if it's a job you're interested in I hope you go for it and see how it works out.
When I worked shift work I enjoyed swing and graveyard more than days. All the boss's would go home and I could
just do my job. I believe from what I've seen through the years that peoples body (or clock) can adjust very fast.
A dark, quiet bedroom is a must for a shift worker. Priority.