Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

July 3rd in the U.S.

Has anyone heard what they are going to do about 7/3? The 2026 holiday calendar shows 7/3 as a holiday but we have never observed the Friday before when a holiday falls on a Saturday. We usually get a float day. The federal reserve, DTC and everyone else is open on 7/3 so wondering if we are really going to be closed.


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Post ID: @OP+1kvgp4nwy

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The stock markets are closed but the federal reserve is open. I would think whatever schedule your group follows would determine whether it's a holiday for you or not.

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Post ID: @vd+1kvgp4nwy

If the holiday calendar is showing it as a holiday, meaning a day off, then it is a day off.

Your business area might have to work around that to support business operations, but that was always the case before when we had separate Fed and NYSE exchange calendars, and staff in the US had one or the other but still had to support it's business areas.

HR-wise, it's a holiday, but business needs apply.

Talk to your manager.

Free advice on the internet is exactly that, FREE.. and everyone knows what you get when you get FREE. Facebook. lol

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Post ID: @sg+1kvgp4nwy

Sheesh chill out. OP seems to be in an area that could require working an Observed holiday. This is not the situation for everyone. So some people have to work Observed holidays and no shock that BNY makes this muddled. Many others do not. In 47 years (no I’m not the notorious 42), in financial services I’ve always been off Friday for a Saturday holiday and Monday for a Sunday. It all depends on what you do so let’s be a little kind to each other here. And hoping it works out for all. We all deserve it in this place!

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Post ID: @fe+1kvgp4nwy

It may be a work day, but I won’t be doing any actual work!

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Post ID: @dz+1kvgp4nwy

@ar NEVER!! Saturday holiday has always been a floater. Sunday holiday observed on Mondays. How long have you been at BNY?

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Post ID: @dp+1kvgp4nwy

@aw actually OP isnt a mo--n but you clearly are for that statement. This is the very topic on my team right now dipsh-t. Fed is actually open which means those of us who deal with money movement are now definitely stuck working since this has been confirmed regardless of what bnys calendar says. Is it bullsh-t? sure is. But dont comment calling names when you clearly have zero clue wtf you are saying

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Post ID: @cm+1kvgp4nwy

@ar Do your research before commenting. Banks, the federal reserve, USPS, DTC, etc. are all open that day. Are you new to the company? Any time a holiday has fallen on a Saturday, the company gives employees a floating holiday because the company is not closed the Friday before. You and @ap should look it up before name calling. They were just asking a question. No need to be a d*^~.

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Post ID: @bd+1kvgp4nwy

Seriously? Federal US holidays that fall on a Saturday are always observed on the Friday. Are you a summer intern?

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Post ID: @ar+1kvgp4nwy

There are no floating holidays for 2026 so we’re now going to be stuck working or stuck using a vacation day.

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Post ID: @ah+1kvgp4nwy

Yeah it means even though bny has it in our calendar observing the holiday, you’re now getting stuck working anyway

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Post ID: @ag+1kvgp4nwy

@OP their website says banks are open but the board of governors is closed july 3

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