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06-19-2023, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
You're missing the point. Each religion has its own Holy day, where they need to take a day off from work. Jewish bank employees don't get a day off on Yom Kippur if that day falls on a Wednesday. They have to request it in advance, and use up a personal day - something Christian bankers don't have to do, if they want Christmas off. They get it off, with pay. A free Holy day for them, while everyone else has to "pay" for theirs by using up a personal day, or vacation pay. Or in some cases, they have to take a day off without getting paid at all. While Christians get the day off with pay, because it is customarily a paid holiday on a federal level.
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This is total BS based on what I have experienced. The Jews with whom I worked were given paid religious holidays in addition to our normal holidays.
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Last edited by manaboutown; 06-19-2023 at 10:18 PM.
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