National Receptionists' Day
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Where is National Receptionists' Day celebrated?
National Receptionists' Day is celebrated in the U.S.A. as well as in countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The day recognizes the professionalism of receptionists.
Who is National Receptionists' Day celebrated by?
National Receptionists' Day is celebrated by all the hardworking receptionists to honor their contribution to their companies. Many receptionists have several responsibilities, and they could be the company's only point of contact.
When did National Receptionists' Day start?
This day was first introduced in 1991 to recognize the role of the receptionist, by The National Receptionists' Association.
Who started National Receptionists' Day?
National Receptionists' Day was established in 1991 by the director of the National Receptionists' Association to give recognition and raise awareness of the job of receptionists in a corporate environment.
Traditions And Customs
The day can be celebrated by giving receptionists a day off from the office and even a raise. People also give fruit baskets or cards to their receptionists as a gesture of thanking them for their hard work.
How To Celebrate National Receptionists' Day
A receptionist is responsible for a wide range of activities to help the company run smoothly, including scheduling appointments, maintaining records, and a variety of other office responsibilities. They are most people's initial point of contact with a firm and the last person they see as they walk out the door.
So on this day show your appreciation for them with flowers, gift cards, or their favorite coffee.
Facts And Stats
- National Receptionists' Day is not the same as Secretaries' Day. However, receptionists are also celebrated on Administrative Professionals' Day.
- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are more than a million receptionists in the U.S.
- National Receptionists' Day was established in 1991 by the director of the National Receptionists' Association in the U.S.A
Typewriter Produced Commercially
The typewriter enters commercial production, radically altering office work.
1870National Secretaries' Association Established
The National Secretaries' Association was established to gain more traction in this field.
1942Demand For A Fair Wage
The growing desire for higher wages and recognition for receptionists is fueled by the women's rights movement, as the majority of receptionists are still women in the '60s.
'60sNational Receptionists' Day
National Receptionists' Day was first celebrated.
1991'The Office' Hits U.S. Screens
'The Office' features an iconic TV receptionist called Pam Beesly.
March 24,2005What day is Receptionists' Day?
The second Wednesday of May is celebrated as National Receptionists' Day every year.
Who started Receptionists' Day?
This day was established in 1991 by the director of the National Receptionists' Association, Jennifer Alexander.
How do people celebrate Receptionists' Day?
The day is celebrated by showing appreciation to receptionists.
Why do people celebrate Receptionists' Day?
National Receptionists' Day is celebrated to show appreciation and respect for receptionists.
What is the history and origins of Receptionists' Day?
The day was started by the director of the National Receptionists' Association in 1991.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Tuesday, May 12, 2020
- Tuesday, May 11, 2021
- Monday, May 09, 2022
- Tuesday, May 09, 2023
- Tuesday, May 07, 2024
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