Why isn't Sunday protected also?
Im at UBS, and Sunday is a legit full blown workday now. Emails coming in at 9am expecting responses. Requests from MDs to set up dial-ins for internal calls that need to take place within 30 mins. Comments sent out at 11am expected to be turned immediately (if they aren't its followed with an angry "Where are the pages!!" email)
It's like Seniors feel like since they treated us like humans on Saturday, they can be inhumane the next day.
There's not even an effort to treat it like a "lighter" workday. I get that there may be some work that needs to be done over the weekend, but its become absurd and offensive how I am treated on Sunday on timing. I'm actually religious, and I've had to skip attending Church services with family on the vast majority of times this year (even on EASTER!).
It wasn't like this over my internship, thus why I accepted the offer.
Email back saying you're attending temple then sue them for retirement bux if they religiously discriminate you and fire you.
I’m not sure why this got most helpful. It’s silly to do this as an analyst and get your name in the press. Think about the next firm who thinks about hiring you. Seeing such a lawsuit casts a negative look on you as to what you will sue the firm for next. It’s an unnecessary liability that many firms wouldn’t see the need of taking especially for an analyst/associate who is easily replaceable.
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This is WSO, nobody here admits to attending Temple when Wharton is right across the street
because sunday is god's day and investment bankers do god's work
he rested because he's the global head. his analysts still had to work
Sunday is a full working day at our boutique too. Not a light day - full day. It is insane and then HR and clients on Monday morning - "Hope you all had a nice weekend!"
Just a student but would much rather have Sundays off than Saturdays, anyone else feel the same?
No, but I have friends so could be different
Problem with Sunday during wfh is that the work is spread out so much most days. Like I can get comments at 9am turn them by noon, send to associate and he’ll send back at 3 then turn into 4 send to vp he sends back at 6 and so on. So a few hours of work takes all day
take your laptop out for brunch that's what i do
I need to leave thisn ndustry.
Because Sunday might be the holy day for you, but for the guys that own your company, it´s Saturday.
What are they paying you for if you don't want to work?
hey everyone come here and look at this hardo 3rd year associate getting ready to be an ass hole vp!