[BetterBatteryStats] fossils-n-dents:
Initially, I missed the inclusion of Amplify in your log. Amplify may or may not play a part in your *job delay/ deadline* issues due to alarm restrictions placed on an apps/ services. However, Amplify seems to be keeping the sheer amount of applications installed in check.

To tame some Google Play Services user unfriendly services, try this: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73693320&postcount=32709

*Always make a backup before disabling services, or altering your device configuration.

Greenify (Pro): In settings: 'Shallow Hibernation'> Enabled, and 'Greenifying System Apps. No other settings are needed. Set as 'Do not Optimize' in your device power settings.

Grab ForceDoze from Google Play Store, and use these settings: 'Turn Off ForceDoze While Charging', 'Ignore Lockscreen Timeout', 'Disable Wi-Fi during Doze (Works great while walking about), 'Disable Motion Sensing', and 'Zero Doze Delay' (A setting of '0'. Set as 'Do not Optimize' in your device power settings.

The best way to preserve battery is careful/ neccessary app selection. The less apps running, the less stress is put on both Google Play Services and Android System.

Ask yourself do you really need these apps: News Republic, Roidmi Life, Facebook (Use FB Lite, better yet your browser), SluÅ¾by Google, Fabulous app, OGInsta+, Meteor, Zedge (Get your own wallpapers), Telegram, Urbandroid, AliExpress (Use your browser), Piktures (16 starts in 8 hours), WhatsApp, Muzutozvednout (Is it that bad with unknown callers?), Android TV, Fireball, Acapela TTS Voices, Kontakty, CaptivePortalLogin (6 starts in 8 hours), Sms Backup Agent (8 starts in 8 hours), and Fare2Bandit (7 starts in 8 hours).

Your hiking and local trasportation apps could be disabled until you need them. When not in use, please disable Bluetooth, GPS, and location.

Xiaomi Health...turn it off/ disable when not in use, it's killing you. Instagram, Oginstagram, and Facebook Katana are known battery drainers. But their use is understandable.

Think it over, experiment with what I have given you (Make that system backup first!), reboot to recovery and wipe Art Cache and Cache, try another idle run and report back.

PackageMeasurementService: (Your top wakelock offender)

Package Measurement Service (The main GMS culprit) is Google & app devs analytics solution to help them understand how users interact with their applications. It's sending feedback to the developer on how the app is used, what features you use most or never use at all, and many other things. Worthless to the user, and a sure battery drainer. Basically, your log shows Google Play Services, and one or more of the apps you have installed is using that feature, and it's waking up the phone every once in a while. Not much to be done without root short of deleting the offending app(s)

GCM_CONN_ALARM: Google Cloud Messaging: Apps are syncing to/ from Google Play Services. Solution: Check syncing options in apps possessing such a feature, and lessen them. Or, the turn off sync totally while your device is sleeping. (Optional, but effective)

Google Play Services (*net_scheduler*): Try turning off background Data and Sync in Accounts in the settings menu. Also, turn off Auto Updates for your device, and 'Auto Updates' in the Google Play Store app (You can update apps manually).

For more battery saving: (Optional)

Go to Apps> Settings> Google App> Clear Data> Clear Cache> Force Stop> Disable...Reboot.

I simply use my browser for Google searches.

Google Play Services, Llamalab, Hangouts, WhatsApp, and poor reception contribute to high 'com.google.android.gms' Alarm rate. Not much to be done with Google Play Services without root. It's an intrusive, 24/ 7, data collecting nightmare, though you can slow it down.

Do you need Battery Warner? You don't. Just charge between 20-80%.

Don't use live wallpapers. Any app you have, and don't really use is still sending data to Google, and will add to the overhead of background activity while device begins to idle. The less apps you have installed, the less Google Play Services and Android System have to do in your background. Careful app/ device feature selection is important.

Adguard is running in the background even when you are not blocking ads during idle. Shut it down at betime.

You could also disable GPS, Wi-Fi and Location when device is not in use. Heavy handed, but effective for the non-rooted.

As stated by [MENTION=1631192]githyanki[/MENTION], without root, disabling or deletion of uneeded apps give Android System and Google Play Services less to do in the background, which saves some battery and CPU. Not much else can be done without root.

Sorry for the lateness, lots of work related issues.