08-05-2008, 01:36 PM
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Chowder Head
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by BDBopper
If I owned a business like this I would make the schedule around my own religeon's holidays but would allow those who are Muslim, Jewish, or otherwise to have their holidays off (with pay).
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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer
That's what floating holidays are for. 2 extra paid days off to use as you see fit. If you're Jewish take off the High Holidays. If you're Muslim take off your holidays. If you're an atheist take a day off.
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Two things: - As JWBear pointed out, the decision is a common sense decision, not a religious based one: since at least 58% of ALL employees would be off on that one day, it is not practical to expect the business to run efficiently on that day.
- (And this is a completely different discussion) How does one draw the line on what is a religious holiday? That opens up a whole new argument (however, mostly rhetorical).
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