Union Cats Take Full Advantage of Nap Breaks
A recent survey by the AFL-CIO finds that an overwhelming majority of union cats – 86% – make a point to take their 15 minute nap breaks on every shift.
The breaks were negotiated into union contracts as early as 1974, when labor advocacy groups fought to mitigate the harsh working conditions that come with being a cat.
Via FC2, by way of Little Hats on Cats.
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