Set the alarm for 1:40 a.m.

 

Note: leave this tab open — the alarm only rings while the tab stays open.

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Web alarm clock for 1:40 a.m.

Pause what you are doing long enough to set a 1:40 am alarm, so you can break away and pick up your employee after the night shift. That leaves a clear cue before 2:00 am, without relying on yourself to keep checking the clock while finishing the task in front of you.

Your pickup depends on the alarm still having an active way to sound when the time arrives. Keep this page open and make sure the phone or computer stays awake; if either condition is lost, the browser may not alert you, and the employee could be left waiting after the shift. Set the volume where you will notice it, then confirm that 1:40 am is displayed correctly.

For a late-night pickup in the Philippines, estimate the actual journey before settling back into your current task. Roads may be quieter at this hour, but checkpoints, roadworks, rain, or limited transport options can change the trip. Work backwards from when the employee finishes, include time to reach the vehicle and park safely, and treat the 1:40 am alarm as your signal to leave rather than your signal to start preparing.