A DMV worker accused of napping for three hours at work for years

No wonder the lines are so long

An employee of the California Motorists Department suspended three hours a day for four years – all the time – which cost taxpayers over $ 40,000.

Surprisingly, DMV supervisors failed to take disciplinary action against the anonymous snoozer – who is still employed by the agency – despite complaints from several colleagues who were fed up [19659004]. She missed 20 to 30 minutes of work a day – even though she woke him up "three to four times a day," the report notes.

But their investigation revealed the opposite

"From February 2014 to December 2017, the employee abused more than 2,200 hours of work because of sleep at work," reads the report overwhelming. "

" We believe that the employee probably slept at least three hours each day.
https://www.auditor.ca.gov/pdfs/reports/I2018-1.pdf

When the According to the auditors, the key data operator was not dozing at his desk, she

The work requires "regular entry of address change data and new vehicle ownership forms." 560 documents per day, but the sleepy staff numbered only 200, selfishly letting fellow coworkers take over.

The sleeper's doctor asked him for special accommodations in January 2017 and the agency determined that even with the naps she could "

The human resources of the DMV are currently considering how to proceed with the employee and her superiors, who are still working there, according to Fox News.

This case is one of the following. 1,481 instances of "irregular government" the office of the auditor of the State of California has in queried during the last year.