July 4th - Holiday or Work Day? Forum
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Anonymous User
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July 4th - Holiday or Work Day?
Can anyone shed some light on whether NYC firms typically take the fourth of July as a holiday (it falls on a Friday this year) or if it is kosher to ask for the day off as an SA? Anecdotal evidence is fine.
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thesealocust
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Re: July 4th - Holiday or Work Day?
Firm will be completely shut down unless you're on something that has to press through. Bank holiday, SEC holiday, government holiday, etc.
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Big Shrimpin
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Re: July 4th - Holiday or Work Day?
Agreed. I've had to be in late the 3rd and early the 5th, but the 4th is generally off-limits unless there's an emergency or firedrill that can't wait like 12 hours.thesealocust wrote:Firm will be completely shut down unless you're on something that has to press through. Bank holiday, SEC holiday, government holiday, etc.
