if they were Muslim holidays would you be telling me that?Anonymous wrote:You don’t “ have” to use your leave for those holidays. That’s your choice.
yes I could make up the 8 hours during the rest of the week but I have bad eye strain abd have lots of medical appointments so it would be hard to doAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:it will be observed on the Monday . And I will be forced to use leaveAnonymous wrote:Not a fed so I could be way off base but since Juneteenth is a Sunday in 2022 couldn't you celebrate the day without having to take leave?
Are you not able to flex your hours? So that the Monday Juneteenth is celebrated is a “flex day” for you?
Anonymous wrote:You people are total jerks . It the government gets shut down I have to use PTO or I won’t get paid. So when I’m forced to use two pto days in screwed in. Long shutdown
Anonymous wrote:it will be observed on the Monday . And I will be forced to use leaveAnonymous wrote:Not a fed so I could be way off base but since Juneteenth is a Sunday in 2022 couldn't you celebrate the day without having to take leave?
Anonymous wrote:I’m a contractor . I don’t get Juneteenth off, have to use PTO which I don’t get much of. I also typically have to use three days of PTO for the High holidays and Tisha b’Av. So it does hurt me given I only have 6 remaining days of PTO.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To the jerk telling me BFD I was forced to use two days of PTO a year, I have medical issues and need sll my leave for appointments etc.
DP. But this is the law. It's how the federal system works.
You also have protections as a federal worker with ongoing medical issues that you either don't have at all or are not respected in the private sector.
ALL jobs have tradeoffs. If this tradeoff doesn't work for you, you can switch for something that is better for you. If you can't find something that works better for you, then this is the tradeoff.
I’m not a federal worker. I’m a contractor . Show me other jobs where you are forced to use 20% of you PTO?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:it will be observed on the Monday . And I will be forced to use leaveAnonymous wrote:Not a fed so I could be way off base but since Juneteenth is a Sunday in 2022 couldn't you celebrate the day without having to take leave?
But who is observing it on the Monday? It’s a celebration driven by and actual date - like the 4th of July. When the 4th is on a Sunday, everyone celebrates it on Sunday. What would you actually do on Monday?
I’m not arguing the merits of it being a federal holiday, just questioning why you need the next day off?