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Pete H Apr 24th 2014 1:07 am

Easter Monday?
 
Did Canada have Easter Monday off?

dbd33 Apr 24th 2014 1:20 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by Pete H (Post 11232410)
Did Canada have Easter Monday off?

No.

Zoe Bell Apr 24th 2014 1:23 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
I did , but then I is speeshul

Simon Legree Apr 24th 2014 1:31 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
Federal employees got the day off. At least Canada Post did.

magnumpi Apr 24th 2014 1:41 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
I painted my deck, so sort of a day off

Pete H Apr 24th 2014 1:51 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
A Canadian from Quebec told me that everyone thinks that they have Easter Monday off but they don't.

Aviator Apr 24th 2014 1:54 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by Pete H (Post 11232468)
A Canadian from Quebec told me that everyone thinks that they have Easter Monday off but they don't.

So does that mean everyone does not show up for work as they think they have the day off and their boss is wondering where everyone is? Or is everyone at work, thinking they have the day off, wondering why they are at work?

Atlantic Xpat Apr 24th 2014 2:08 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
Provincial government employees here got the day off. Private business did not.
Well I did, but I took a days vacation.

Souvy Apr 24th 2014 2:28 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by Pete H (Post 11232468)
A Canadian from Quebec told me that everyone thinks that they have Easter Monday off but they don't.

Then he was talking crap.

Good Friday is a holiday everywhere in Canada except QC. Easter Monday is a holiday in QC but nowhere else. Unless you are a government employee, in which case you get both.

magnumpi Apr 24th 2014 2:31 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
If you are a Gov employee, every day is a holiday, or PA day

Souvy Apr 24th 2014 2:39 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 11232516)
If you are a Gov employee, every day is a holiday, or PA day

Too farkin right!

Most of the people on my street work for the Feds (my missus included). It's all family days, PD days, banked leave, banked sickies etc.

Pete H Apr 24th 2014 2:47 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by Souvy (Post 11232513)
Then he was talking crap.

Good Friday is a holiday everywhere in Canada except QC. Easter Monday is a holiday in QC but nowhere else. Unless you are a government employee, in which case you get both.

No I'm talking crap duh. I need to get my facts right.

I just looked on the map he is from Ontario.

Souvy Apr 24th 2014 2:58 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by Pete H (Post 11232543)
No I'm talking crap duh. I need to get my facts right.

I just looked on the map he is from Ontario.

Whatever.

In reality, most people take both anyway, or are given the extra one. It's the same with Boxing Day. That is a statutory holiday only in ON.

scrubbedexpat091 Apr 24th 2014 3:25 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 
I didn't even know government workers got Easter Monday off, figured it was just a fancy name for the day after...lol

I don't know anyone who gets these non-holiday holidays off, like apparently Easter Monday, Boxing Day and the like.

I worked but my industry never closes, open 24/7/365, holidays are only given off if they happen to fall on your normal day off.


At-least part of the Easter holiday in Canada is a holiday and get holiday pay....Not so in the US, none of Easter weekend is an actual official holiday.

Donnykins Apr 24th 2014 4:38 am

Re: Easter Monday?
 

Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 11232516)
If you are a Gov employee, every day is a holiday, or PA day

Same the world over, it would seem. :rofl:


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