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So my university does an 'employee appreciation day' which is seemingly always scheduled for fall break. So, you know, employees can be appreciated, but only when the students aren't on campus and when it won't inconvenience them in any way.
I don't much mind for faculty. You get often get appreciated for good teaching directly (the latest being a student email informing me that my "class fucking rocked" which was nice). But for *staff* that do a lot of the hidden work of making everything run, it is pretty lame.
Students often have no idea how much work staff put in to keeping everything running and having a day to foreground that work - departmental staff, registrars, bursers, grounds and dining staff, facilities, etc. - *in front of the students* would be valuable.
Instead universities often treat the staff (as distinct from upper level administrators, who are often very visible) like the 'downstairs' of an old aristocratic English household: best not really heard nor soon; let us just all pretend the day-to-day runs itself.
Sounds similar to companies that schedule the summer party during my evening or weekend.
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