Although the employee may try to claim power naps boost productivity and energy, au contraire, as per “at will” employers.

Gregory Giangrande, chief HR officer at Time, Inc., indicates if the employer is “at will,” this means “your boss can fire you for any reason — or no reason at all, provided it isn’t for a legally protected reason like race, religion, age, etc.”

So, if you insist on taking a power nap during company time make sure it’s actually on your time instead such as your lunch break.

And don’t be overt about it — catch a quick snooze in your car or something and set the alarm on your mobile phone so it’s within the specified time frame.

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Well, the new ostrich pillow can take office naps to a whole new level!

We hear the power nap product has been around for about a year but it’s starting to get traction as pointed out by TechCrunch. continued…

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