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4th of July is only better for me because I don't get Juneteenth off even though I work in a school. Fucked it is!
This year was the first year I worked in an office that didn't recognize Juneteenth. Someone still found a way to complain about people expecting Juneteenth off work and blamed Zoomers for it becoming the norm like it's a bad thing
Gosh dang zoomers expecting nationally recognized holidays off, like this is the 20th century or something. Next they're going to expect clean water, and acceptable working conditions.
My current company is the first one that does recognize Juneteenth as a holiday, so I assume I have a much longer work history than you.
I’m still not used to it existing so it totally slipped my mind and I would have accidentally come in to work, except one of the overseas guys pointed it out
I've been working for 20+ years and I'd never heard of it until a couple years ago. I don't have a problem with it, celebrating stuff is cool, but it does seem to have come out of nowhere when it became a political issue. Maybe it was a regional thing before that.
It became a federal holiday in 2021
Yeah that was when I first heard of it. I researched it at the time and saw that it has been around for a long time but I had never heard of it before that and I'd consider myself to be pretty well read on history in general. Obviously enough people were aware of it to push for a holiday so maybe it's just the part of the country I'm from it wasn't celebrated much idk.
Neither of my last two jobs have recognized MLK or President's Day as holidays.
Same, I don't understand how schools can weasel their way out of federal holidays so easily lol.
Shouldn't you be out for summer break by now?
My kids finished today. A couple towns over finished last week. I don't know how they decide this shit.
Do you live somewhere snowy? We used to have to stay extra days of we got too many snow days
Just in time for the days to start getting shorter.