....we even get an extra day because 2016 is a leap year. [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
Amazon Prime members still have 'til December 22nd to order their gifts, no rush !!!....we even get an extra day because 2016 is a leap year. [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
YAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!And christmas eve, day, New year's eve and day are all on Saturday and Sunday. So no days off next year!
....we even get an extra day because 2016 is a leap year. [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
And christmas eve, day, New year's eve and day are all on Saturday and Sunday. So no days off next year!
We will get those Mondays off as paid holidays. Holiday on Sunday, Monday off. Holiday on Saturday, no day off. Don't know why.And christmas eve, day, New year's eve and day are all on Saturday and Sunday. So no days off next year!
We get Monday December 26th 2016 off and Monday January 2nd 2017 off.And christmas eve, day, New year's eve and day are all on Saturday and Sunday. So no days off next year!
Because UPS has operations going on on Saturday so everyone would just be off that day. Like July 4th this year.We will get those Mondays off as paid holidays. Holiday on Sunday, Monday off. Holiday on Saturday, no day off. Don't know why.
Will we work Christmas day?Do we have off the day after Christmas 2016?
Only those dumb enough to ask.Will we work Christmas day?
We get Monday December 26th 2016 off and Monday January 2nd 2017 off.
Regardless what the calendar shows, the contract DOES have it as paid holiday!Someone mentioned on here the Monday following Christmas is not marked as a holiday on the new ups 2016 calendar, I didn't have a chance to verify this.
This thread certainly started off in a different direction than I anticipated.....we even get an extra day because 2016 is a leap year. [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
This is more like what I anticipated!It'll be 81 degrees, somewhat cloudy next year during peak.
Thanks global warming.
Do we have off the day after Christmas 2016?
Thought we get Monday in the event holiday falls on Sunday?
Someone mentioned on here the Monday following Christmas is not marked as a holiday on the new ups 2016 calendar, I didn't have a chance to verify this.