Hey goyim!! With Rosh Hashanah (September 15-17) and Yom Kippur (September 24-25) quickly approaching, please do not schedule events, meetings, deadlines, or appointments during these dates. It's also important to note that Jewish holidays begin at sunset. Your Jewish friends are already under stress to make accommodations that allow us to observe these holidays and there's no need to make it any more difficult.
Please don't tell your Jewish coworkers that they're making it difficult for you by missing work. I promise it is out of our control and we are constantly made to feel selfish for doing so. Provide Jewish people the accommodations they may ask for whether that be rescheduling something or helping them to find someone to cover their shift.
Additionally, a Jewish person's level of observance is none of your business. Some may take the day to spend with friends and family and some may spend the day at their synagogue. Some may fast on Yom Kippur and some may not. Some may continue to go about their lives as usual. None of these make a person any more or less Jewish and it's not your place to comment on.
If you want to support the Jewish people in your life, it would mean so much if you told them "Shana Tova" on Rosh Hashanah and "G'mar Chatima Tova" on Yom Kippur. I promise you they would really appreciate it!
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