RE: What would you do?
April 8, 2018 at 1:39 pm
(This post was last modified: April 8, 2018 at 1:41 pm by johan.)
Like others here, I work in an industry where intoxicated employees put their lives the lives of the public at risk. We do random drug/alcohol screens as mandated by law, but we are also able to single out anyone and send them to pee in a cup if we have any suspicion they are impaired.
But that's my line of work. You don't say what your line of work is. If I were working in a job where an intoxicated coworker posed no danger to anyone including himself, then I would take the advice that your manager has already given you. Focus on yourself and your job and don't worry about he's doing nor how he's doing it. And I say that as a manager who has given that exact advice to individuals in the past and has subsequently fired them for not taking it.
But that's my line of work. You don't say what your line of work is. If I were working in a job where an intoxicated coworker posed no danger to anyone including himself, then I would take the advice that your manager has already given you. Focus on yourself and your job and don't worry about he's doing nor how he's doing it. And I say that as a manager who has given that exact advice to individuals in the past and has subsequently fired them for not taking it.