January 2nd

Rockslinger

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Technically, January 2nd is not a statutory holiday in Ontario. Anybody going to work tomorrow? If yes, why?
 
Have 1 computer to take to a delivery service so that it can be there monday morning out of town. After that i am off the clock till monday. No one i know will be working
 
Rockslinger said:
Technically, January 2nd is not a statutory holiday in Ontario. Anybody going to work tomorrow? If yes, why?

If it's not a stat holiday, then it's a regular Friday work day...you answered your own question?

The holidays are over, they end Jan 1st!
 
Depends on your company, your boss, how much leave you get every year, what you choose to do with that leave, etc.
 
When you only get paid for the days you work, you take off as much time as you can afford.
 
A lot of people will just use a vacation day - gets you a nice 4 day weekend
 
Will be glad when it is back to business as usual. Went to the bank at 3:05PM yesterday and it was closed. Almost impossible to get through to Rogers and my cell company by telephone. Mail takes forever to get delivered.
 
Rockslinger said:
Technically, January 2nd is not a statutory holiday in Ontario. Anybody going to work tomorrow? If yes, why?

I am. I'm saving the vacation day for a longer vacation later in the year. I don't expect it to be a very busy day though, I imagine the office will be pretty empty.
 
Next holiday isn't until Family day (Feb. 16).

So, take that into account when making your decision about tomorrow.
 
Jan 19 is MLK day
 
ig-88 said:
Not for Canadians.

Too late for this year but next year you could petition the government to recognize it.
 
ig-88 said:
Next holiday isn't until Family day (Feb. 16).

Next holiday after that is Good Friday April 10 (almost 2 months later). What is the latest Good Friday you remember?
 
Rockslinger said:
Next holiday after that is Good Friday April 10 (almost 2 months later). What is the latest Good Friday you remember?

For Americans, there are no holidays between President's Day (mid-Feb) and Memorial Day (late May) => 3 months!
 
ig-88 said:
For Americans, there are no holidays between President's Day (mid-Feb) and Memorial Day (late May) => 3 months!

Are you telling me Americans don't observe Good Friday??? :confused:
 
The Bandit said:
Are you telling me Americans don't observe Good Friday??? :confused:

No they don't. Spent 5 years in the States, and all my Canadian friends were shocked by that.

As it is, North Americans have the least statutory holidays compared to the rest of the world.