No I don't find it shocking, but one thing is early mornings and late evenings, that's different than working through the night. Petrol stations run on 'automatic mode' in most european countries after midnight / 1 o'clock, nobody is there at 4AM.
Exceptions are security guards, hotel receptions, hospitals those are cases where the person being up cannot be avoided, its the nature of the job.
I think its different (from a legal point of view) a job where the person absolutely needs to be up like in a hospital, or a desk job where the person is being asked to completely change its lifestyle just for convenience of the employer.
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No I don't find it shocking, but one thing is early mornings and late evenings, that's different than working through the night. Petrol stations run on 'automatic mode' in most european countries after midnight / 1 o'clock, nobody is there at 4AM.
Exceptions are security guards, hotel receptions, hospitals those are cases where the person being up cannot be avoided, its the nature of the job.
I think its different (from a legal point of view) a job where the person absolutely needs to be up like in a hospital, or a desk job where the person is being asked to completely change its lifestyle just for convenience of the employer.