"No Need To Go Home": Video of Company Allowing Workers To Take Naps on the Job Emerges, Sparks Reactions

"No Need To Go Home": Video of Company Allowing Workers To Take Naps on the Job Emerges, Sparks Reactions

  • Power nap refers to a short sleep ranging from 10 to 30 minutes and a company has come up with a solution to help workers feel refreshed
  • The company introduced an office chair that reclines all the way flat and allows for comfortable naps on the job
  • A video from a supposed workplace shows workers using the special chair and has got many people talking

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To help its workforce remain refreshed, a Japanese company has introduced a special office chair that helps workers take power naps.

According to Wealth, the chair is as easy as pushing a button to go from sitting upright and working, to lying down.

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The office chair allows for a comfortable nap. Photo Credit: @wealth
Source: Instagram

A video, shared by the Instagram page, showed a group of workers taking naps in the unique office chair.

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One lady reclined hers as she joined her colleagues to also take a power nap. While the name of the company was not disclosed, the clip sparked a debate on social media.

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The chair looks like a normal office chair but can quickly recline all the way flat when its user wants to take a power nap.

Watch the video below:

People react to the Japanese company's initiative

@sarvnan said:

"This is not nice… they work for 15 hrs.. work culture is so bad in East Asian countries.. sorry for being blunt."

@billyvibe said:

"Everything about Japan is world class, extraordinary and always ahead of time! So much love for that country."

@_mybiography_ said:

"I can see this being useful in a 12-16 hour shift, but there’s no reason to nap on a reg 8 hr shift."

@ostanton9 said:

"I have 3 in my back yard… they’re lounge chairs. They didn’t invent it."

@collin_mayne said:

"Are they really napping or is this some sweat shop thing and they live at their desks?"

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@virtuetheroman said:

"Excellent no need to go home work an sleep in the office until ur 70!"

@azizigibson said:

"In Japan they work longer hours and do way more. They should legit just pay them more and send them home. DO NOT BE FOOLED. These people rather be at home."

@acumenbiz said:

"Napping at work in Japan is a sign that you’ve worked hard and is looked upon favorably."

Company paying people N1m per month to lie in bed

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a company was paying people N1 million to lie in bed all day.

Ladbible reported that a luxury bed-making company identified as Crafted Beds is currently accepting applications for a mattress tester.

The job will see successful applicants paid £24,000 (N13,589,203.20) per year which when broken down is £2,000 (N1,132,433.60) monthly.

They'd also be required to test different mattresses every week, take notes and make assessments on their comfortability.

Source: Legit.ng

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