Normally, when a holiday falls on a Saturday, many companies will give you the Friday before off and when a holiday falls on a Sunday, they give you the Monday off. It has been like that at every company I've ever worked at. It is because most companies have set holiday schedules and you get x number of them off per year, but if a holiday falls on a weekend (which you normally would have off anyway), they give you the closest weekday off to keep the number of holiday vacation days given off constant.
I'll be leaving for work in about an hour. Doesn't bother me. It will be dead plus I'll earn 16 hours of comp time for showing up and browsing YouTube, AT, etc all day. Not really a down side.
I'm an auditor and sitting cozy at home with pink bunny slippers![]()
Normally, when a holiday falls on a Saturday, many companies will give you the Friday before off and when a holiday falls on a Sunday, they give you the Monday off. It has been like that at every company I've ever worked at. It is because most companies have set holiday schedules and you get x number of them off per year, but if a holiday falls on a weekend (which you normally would have off anyway), they give you the closest weekday off to keep the number of holiday vacation days given off constant.
is almost everyone off?
Not public service workers, such as firefighters, cops, bus drivers, etc.
I'm at work right now. I'm not being very productive though. I've got to present a project plan to my boss tomorrow, we're virtualizing most of our datacenter and I'm managing the whole shebang. I imagine I'll waste time here on the forums for the next couple hours while getting a little bit of work done, then work from home this evening and actually get things finished.
Are you internal or public? Pretty much all staff at my firm had to work today.
Are you internal or public? Pretty much all staff at my firm had to work today.
Governmental though I've been debating whether to go work for private sector or not.
