Crimeans are ready to exchange their day off for work on March 8 only for an additional fee

CrimeaPRESS reports:

They don’t want International Women’s Day to be cancelled. Economically active citizens took part in the SuperJob service survey.

On the eve of March 8, the service decided to find out (purely hypothetically) whether it was time to cancel the holiday. It turned out that Crimeans do not want to remain without Women’s Day on the calendar: 83% of men and 86% of women spoke out against the cancellation. Slightly more of those who do not need International Women’s Day are among men with an income of up to 50 thousand rubles. per month (17%): “Not a very good history of the holiday, European origin.” However, even among them the majority is against canceling March 8th.

A holiday is a holiday, but work is more important. 8 out of 10 men working on a 5-day schedule with Saturday and Sunday days off would agree to work on International Women’s Day: 64% for additional pay, 8% for time off, 7% without any conditions (“For me work is the most important priority»).

2 out of 3 women employed for 5 days are ready to go to work on International Women’s Day: 56% for additional pay, 4% for time off, 4% for no reason.

Among both men and women, those surveyed under 34 years of age and those who earn less than 50 thousand rubles a month are more likely to give up a holiday day off.

10% of men and 25% of women are not ready to work on March 8th.

Dates: February 20-28, 2024

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