Mondays or Fridays that fall on long weekends (such as Good Friday tomorrow, April 14) are classified as WEEKDAYS for risk assessment.
I see a holiday Friday or Monday to be more like a weekend day rather than a work day because there is no morning or afternoon rush.
Allstate does not see it this way.
Why?
Probably because they have an American company running the "test" for them and they do not know Canadian holidays and are too lazy to program the holidays into the system. Heaven forbid that they modify the holiday schedule every year.
Yet more proof that this "test" is not really what it should be.
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