The July total possible working days appear to be overstated. With Independence Day observed on 07/03/26, the total should be 22 working days; however, it is currently posted as 23. This discrepancy suggests that U.S. Bank may no longer be observing the country’s Independence Day.
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"This discrepancy suggests that U.S. Bank may no longer be observing the country’s Independence Day" is the stupidest thing I've read today, and I worked a 12-hour shift that mostly included reading.
Everything is a conspiracy when you don't understand how anything works. The only discrepancy here is you, @OP.
@an I don’t make the rules.
@a2 that is so stupid
Move on! This site is called USB layoffs, not b!tch about RTO.
The cool thing is that all this information is on the intranet. They observed it by giving you an extra My Holiday on 7/1. They did not shut down on a weekday for it. If you didn't come to work on a day and didn't log the PTO then be happy that you got a free extra day off.
@OP no one cares.
You got them. Surely they will not care about RTO stats now.
If you did not take the floating holiday they gave you at the beginning of July for the 4th falling on a Saturday, then the 3rd counted as a working day. Holidays that fall on a Saturday=you can work on Friday or take the extra floating holiday they give you. Holiday falls on a Sunday=you have Monday off.