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I personally didn't mean anything. It was not my exchange.
Same either way.
I personally didn't mean anything. It was not my exchange.
Has it occurred to you that not everyone attends services on Sundays?
Read the post to which I responded.Why does that even matter?
Read the post to which I responded.
Read the post to which I responded.
No misunderstanding at all. If the intent of giving a day off is for attending services it is important to understand that not everyone attends services on Sunday.Which I think you misunderstood.
No misunderstanding at all. If the intent of giving a day off is for attending services it is important to understand that not everyone attends services on Sunday.
Nor did I say they are or should but I replied to: "Ohhhh....now giving employees a day to spend with their family or to attend services is a problem?" which brings up the point that if the intent even if only in part is for people to attend services it must be considered that not everyone attend on Sundays.I did. Employees of Chick-Fil-A have every Sunday off. That doesn't mean they expect all of their employees to attend church services.
No misunderstanding at all. If the intent of giving a day off is for attending services it is important to understand that not everyone attends services on Sunday.
Nor did I say they are or should but I replied to: "Ohhhh....now giving employees a day to spend with their family or to attend services is a problem?" which brings up the point that if the intent even if only in part is for people to attend services it must be considered that not everyone attend on Sundays.
which brings up the point that if the intent even if only in part is for people to attend services it must be considered that not everyone attend on Sundays.