Nowadays, a lot of work doesn't mean that you can really leave everything alone when you get home from work.
# Is replying to WeChat after work considered overtime? #
There is a hot topic on Weibo: Is replying to WeChat after work considered overtime?
Looking at the comment area, netizens all agreed that replying to WeChat during off-duty hours must be counted as overtime.
The time after work is private time, but because of work, replying to various messages from the leader is nothing.
However, some netizens said that even if overtime is counted, it is not up to the workers to have the final say.
Some netizens said: Sometimes the boss sends a message at night, and he can't read it back, and the next day the boss is there with a weird yin and yang, as if he didn't reply to the message and committed a crime, but he has already gotten off work, and what he should do has been done on the same day.
Because I went to take a shower at half past ten o'clock in the evening, I was 10 minutes late in replying to Party A's father's message, and I was defined by the company as having improper values
Some companies don't have anything to do when they go to work, and they are endless in the group as soon as they get off work
WeChat's own function is a social tool, but since WeChat has a group chat function, it has become a burden for countless people, and there is no time to get off work. And now some companies also require to send a circle of friends to advertise to the company, and after sending it, they must take a screenshot to the leader, and if they don't send it, they will deduct their wages.
If it is just to reply to some simple questions from customers, and some daily maintenance communication with customers, rather than the company's mandatory reply to some irrelevant messages, in fact, many people are not unacceptable, but most companies regard employees' personal time after work as working time.
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