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Because those "arbitrary" dates are agreed on by many. So everyone can leave their works on the same day and gather together.
by neoberg 5y ago
Because those "arbitrary" dates are agreed on by many. So everyone can leave their works on the same day and gather together.
- pksebben 5y agothat may be, but I'm totally on board with staggered, a la carte breaks. Esp. considering how many work in places that are mission-critical (or service industry) and don't take the same time off. Moreover, I find (for myself) very little celebratable about a time of year that : - it's more expensive to fly during - revolves around buying, just, stuff. Viva la holiday revolucion. Let's all pick times that work for us and our loved ones and get off the monoculture train.
- piva00 5y agoMy employer has a pretty good policy for that: you can bank any holiday, work on it and take the date later as you wish. It's great for other religions, non-religious people, etc., you can choose to re-use any holiday as you wish. Would that be a part of your holiday revolución? :P
- pksebben 5y agoHells yeah it would! That's really great - it adds flexibility while not clobbering what other people value. What an elegant solution.