Easter??

Most places I worked as a nurse did pay holiday pay for Easter, but only one did so for Good Friday.

My present (non-nursing) manufacturing job offers a choice between triple-time pay and what we call 'Double and a Day', which is double-time pay plus an extra paid day off (to be used as a personal day at some other time). My last manufacturing job also did this. So for this weekend I'll be working Good Friday for double-time and an extra paid day, Saturday for time-and-a-half and then Easter Sunday for double-time and an extra paid day. Hardly anyone ever takes the triple time, as it gets eaten up in taxes anyway.

if you could please message me the name of this facility and a list of open positions. Yeah, that'd be great.

Where I work, we get Presidents Day, MLK day, New Years Eve and New Years Day, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Columbus Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving day and the day after, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day all as paid holidays.

All that, but no Easter. I'd say Easter is at least as commercialized as Christmas. For many families it's more about bunnies and colored eggs than anything else.

I think working for a Catholic or other Christian hospital and their not recognizing the holiday is pretty Un-Christian. Though Christ's birth is miraculous (even immaculate), what saved us all (according to the faith) is His rising again. I think having the staff away from family during this special time might be cause to part with some extra $!

We get paid double time for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day only. However our health system "recognizes" a number of other holidays -- including Easter as well as 7/4, Memorial Day, Christmas Eve, and some others. We're scheduled to work every other holiday and penalized by calling out, but don't get the benefit of extra pay. You call out on one of your scheduled holidays and you're automatically assigned another.

Easter is my favorite holiday, however it is not a paid holiday because it's considered religious. Not even Walmart employees get Easter holiday pay.

Not my clinic. Full day too.

No, but all the clinics and off campus places close on Good Friday.

I work every easter (I am a weekender) - and nope, no holiday pay here, although it does "count" as working a holiday. I believe the only holidays we get paid for are Christmas, Thanksgiving, and 4th of July?

Call me a cynic (thank you!), but swapping Easter for Good Friday in Christian- based facilities is a way to get around time and a half on a weekend differential while still being able to say, "Hey, we recognize Easter!"​

I think its more like those who don't work weekends getting yet another paid holiday off.

Happy Easter to my Peeps on AN!

if you could please message me the name of this facility and a list of open positions. Yeah, that'd be great.

No open positions at this time. Besides it is not a health-related job at all. It's a skilled-trades job. I've left the health-care industry.