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Most Uncomfortable Places to Rest at Work

Not all workplaces have adequate areas for staff to rest in, particularly if your work is carried out in an unusual place, so it takes some creative thinking to find somewhere to kick back for a couple of minutes. Here, we take a look at some of the most uncomfortable and/or creative places to rest at work.

Life on the road can be tough


Truck driver Colin Howarth spends most of his time on the road and finds getting to sleep in a cab hard but necessary. One day, while sleeping in a Volvo day cab, he woke up to find he’d lost all feeling in the left-hand side of his body.

Naptime!


Tom Bourlet from PROCOAL is a self-confessed serial napper at work. His workplace recently built a mini studio, which is empty a lot of the time, so he takes advantage by converting into a little nap pad.

Construction workers make the most of the tools available to them

Reddit user bogmansaha once slept on a construction site on a plasterboard “desk” wrapped in a plastic bag because it was cold.

This construction worker just wanted a bit of shut-eye, so he created a bed out of insulation material. He does look pretty warm and cosy...

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It all got a bit too much for this builder, who took 40 winks in a wheelbarrow.

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This builder was dreaming of being on holiday by creating a hammock from a plastic barrier.

Image source: YouTube

Secret snoozing

Keith White from Higher Nature once knew a colleague who created a ‘nap zone’ behind the staff lockers in the basement. He pulled the lockers forward around three feet from the wall and placed rubbish at each end to give the illusion of rubbish storage. However, there were three office chairs lined up with their backs removed, creating a sort of bed.

He would sleep down there on his lunch, and no-one knew of this until two years later when he was heard snoring!

When you just need five mins away from everyone

Andy Pearce, CEO of thortful, likes to take his giant bean bag on to the fire escape for some peace and quiet while he reflects.

This guy must be really tyre-d!

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Have you got a story to tell about an uncomfortable or unusual place you’ve found to take a rest at work? We’d love to hear from you - send us your stories, images and videos on Facebook or Twitter and we’ll add them to the roundup.

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