[rarestia]

So wait a second. In Europe, it’s completely legal to sleep on the job, and if you screw up in a big way, costing a corporation millions of dollars, you can’t be fired.

Yet, if you fall asleep on the job while at the wheel of a train or a semi-tractor-trailer and kill a few people, you’re liable for millions and your life is ruined?

What the Hell sort of Mickey Mouse world do we live in?

[Mr. K]

"They have since ordered that the supervisor should be reinstated."

The courts can do that in England? Order a business to hire someone who is incompetent at her job? Must be nice...

[rlmorel]

I am always afraid that is going to happen to me.

[schm0e]

This is what happens when governments take over industries and cut costs.

[spokeshave]

In other news....a clerk at the Liverpool Pathway accidentally fell asleep and gave the order to euthanize 123,495 patients at hospitals around the UK....the order was discovered when ambulance workers arrived at the Prime Ministers residence at No 10 Downing street.

It was reported that all keyboards at the equivalent department under Obamacare are to be fitted with a new button labelled "EUTHANIZE" so workers dont confuse it with the key "DELETE"

Stock in Microsoft and Intel rose as investors expected profits from sales of the new new keyboard / software systems to Obamacare offices around the country.

[BuffaloJack]

3 years ago in the hot part of the late summer, I sent my payment check to the electric company. The bill was for something in the order of $160 and change. The bank clerk who posted the check forgot to put in the decimal and when I got my statement it was $16000 short. It took me 6 weeks to get my money back.

[DPMD]

Fell asleep. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

[TexasRepublic]

That should look good on a job resume.

[4rcane]

If someone could transfers such large amount accidentally I worry for the bank system when someone do it intentionally