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Hello HR Colleagues, Is anyone familiar with any surveys showing how mnay companies are giving July 3, 2000 as a paid holiday? It is a Monday next year, so it would result in a four day weekend, simi
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Holidays for 2000

posted at 10/14/1999 6:58 PM EDT
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Hello HR Colleagues,
Is anyone familiar with any surveys showing how mnay companies are giving July 3, 2000 as a paid holiday? It is a Monday next year, so it would result in a four day weekend, similar to Tahnksgiving. The Survey Group in Massachusetts polled its membership too early in 1999 and at that time only 33% of members committed to giving 7/3 off as paid. Any information to make the case would be helpful. Patti

Holidays for 2000

posted at 11/8/1999 7:02 AM EST
Posts: 5
First: 8/24/1999
Last: 1/6/2000
If you are a member of Society for Human Resources Mgmt. (SHRM) they may be able to provide some data for you. I know my company is using the third as a paid holiday next year!

Good luck!

Holidays for 2000

posted at 11/22/1999 3:04 AM EST
Posts: 5
First: 10/29/1999
Last: 12/9/2004
We have a floating holiday each year, and July 3rd has been designated a floating holiday next year.

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