Have You Been Worked For 8 Hours?

Just after the Mid Autumn Festival holiday, many office workers had a happy and reunion festival.

However, a reporter survey found that many office workers were not able to get rid of the "trouble" when they were reunited with their families and enjoyed holiday time. Many workers were forced to work overtime because of a message from a WeChat or a group in the working group.

The lawyer said that if workers arrange work tasks outside 8 hours of work, workers have the right to refuse, but if they are only general communication, they are not counted as overtime.

At present, it is difficult to define whether the task of arranging tasks through WeChat is considered as overtime. The key is whether workers are forced to complete the work of leadership arrangement within 8 hours.

Besides,

Records can also be used as overtime if labor disputes arise.

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"This code needs to be revised and sent to me tomorrow."

On the eve of the Mid Autumn Festival, Yu Xin, a programmer working in a network company in Shanghai, received the WeChat from the head of the WeChat on his return home in the old town of Hebei. At this time it was 10 o'clock in the evening. According to the plan, he would arrive at the destination at more than 8 o'clock the next day.

He was overwhelmed by the orders of the chief executive. After ideological struggle, he replied to the leader's two words: "good."

Yu Xin has many experiences.

No stranger to it.

The Tencent data analysis platform "Penguin think tank" and the "WeChat influence report" released by the Institute of industry and planning of China information and Communication Research Institute in March this year show that the occupations of WeChat users are the highest, accounting for 40.4% of all users. 55% of users use WeChat for more than 1 hours a day, and users spend more than 2 hours per day, accounting for 32%; 61% of users open WeChat more than 10 times a day.

"WeChat has shown strong user stickiness no matter how long the user is used or how long it is," the report said.

It is precisely because WeChat enables laborers to be found at any time and anywhere. Many leaders use this "Stickiness" to give workers 8 hours extra work hours.

Zhao Yong, who works in a logistics company in Beijing, told reporters that social networking software such as WeChat has brought many problems while facilitating communication.

"The unit leader said that all notices will be forwarded in WeChat work group, and all of them must be returned in time, or they will be fined."

Zhao Yong reluctantly said that this rule made everyone nervous, "for fear of missing important information."

Yang Shuyi, who works in the TV column section, recently withdrew from several WeChat groups. She was not impressed by the work hours assigned by the non working hours leaders in WeChat group. "My philosophy is that most of the things that WeChat group says are not urgent, and the real emergency is that the leaders will make direct calls."