New Year's Day 2005 Holiday

dtrace9999 · June 2004

Is your company celebrating the New Year's Day 2005 holiday on:

1) Friday, Dec. 31 '04
2) Monday, Jan. 3 '05 or
3) not at all?

Thanks!

Don D · June 2004

yes.

marc · June 2004

I agree.

Seriously though, ours is the Friday before when the holiday falls on Saturday, or the Monday after when it falls on Sunday.

KD13 · June 2004

Same policy here. We will observe the 1st on the 31st.

Whirlwind · June 2004

3) not at all.

I'm at a state agency. If a state or national holiday falls on a weekend it is not observed, regardless of the shift pattern of the individual worker.

deniseE · June 2004

Monday the 3rd.

Dfox · July 2004

Monday, January 3rd

mwild31 · June 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 06-30-04 AT 02:26PM (CST)[/font][br][br]We're closed between the 24th and the 31st of December and the 25th and the 1st are holidays for us. If we had been opened, we would observe the holiday on Friday the 31st.

sonny · June 2004

We will close the 31st but at the moment I am just trying to make it to the 5th which is the 4th.

mushroomHR · June 2004

Friday 12/31 for us.

safety · June 2004

It's too early to tell, in our manufacturing environment it depends on our customer demands.

dchr9203 · June 2004

Ours will be Monday, 1/3/05.

Camlan · June 2004

We always have Dec. 24 & 25 and Dec. 31 & Jan 1 off. So this year, we have Dec. 24 & 31 off. Dec. 25 becomes a floating holiday that can be taken at any time. Jan 1, 2005 will be a floating holiday for 2005.

The owners promise 10 paid holidays a year, so they felt obligated to work something out.

bsa · June 2004

The holiday falls on a Saturday so we will shutdown for Friday, 12/24 and 12/31.

njjel · July 2004

12/31 for us.

jfletcher · July 2004

We are doing Jan. 3, 2005

lnelson · July 2004

Falls on Saturday so 12/31/04 for us.

Pork · July 2004

1) Friday Dec, 31, 2004

hr traci · July 2004

We are planning on having Monday, 1/3/05 as the New Year Day holiday. We also are pushing the Christmas Day holiday to Monday, Dec. 27th.

Mentel · July 2004

Friday, Dec. 31, 2004.

Paul in Cannon Beach · July 2004

Since we are in the hospitality industry, most of our ee's work all of the normal holidays (Thanksgiving, Labor Day, etc) so we take our holidays during the last two days of Christmas and return to work January 2nd.

Ive been doing it so long I forget its not the normal routine.

Tish · July 2004

Holiday falls on Saturday, we get Friday off, Falls on Sunday get Monday off.

Craig D · July 2004

We are in the automotive industry, we will be off from Dec. 24 to Monday Jan 3rd. If it were another holiday that fell on the weekend we would not observe it. Such as the 4th of July we will work Friday and Monday.

DeidreFR5 · July 2004

For our bank, employees who generally work on Saturday will get the actual day; M-Fers will get a floating holiday to be used in the first quarter of the year.

Dutch2 · July 2004

At our bank, we will close at noon on Christmas Eve Friday, as we normally do. We will be closed Satuarday, Christmas day and back open for BAU on Monday. Similar program for New Years Day, only we close at 3:00 in the afternoon on New Years Eve.
Dutch2

ladyzuesse · July 2004

Manufacturing plant here - since it's typically a slow season anyway (most of our customers close the entire week btw Xmas and New Years) We are taking our two days for Xmas as Friday 12/24 and Monday 12/27 and then Friday 12/31 as the NY holiday. Then SNAFU (instead of BAU

) on Monday 1/3/05.

Tammy

mstechphr · July 2004

Both for Christmas 2004 and New Year's we are giving our employee's the option of taking Friday or Monday off, but we will be open for business both days so the manager has to have at least 50% staff on each day.

hhaynal · July 2004

Off Friday 12/31 and Monday 1/3

New Year's Day 2005 Holiday

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