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in the western world. Blue laws are enforced in parts of the United States and Canada as well as some
European countries, particularly in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Norway, keeping most stores closed on Sundays. In the United States, the U.S. Supreme Court has held blue laws as constitutional numerous times, citing secular basis, even though the origin of the blue laws was for religious purposes. Blue laws are technically classed as "mala prohibita" or "wrong prohibited" (as opposed to "mala in se" or "wrong or evil in itself"). Most blue laws have been repealed in the United States, although many states still ban the sale of alcoholic beverages or cars on Sundays. Bergen County, New Jersey is notable for their blue laws banning the sale of clothing, shoes, furniture, home supplies and appliances on Sundays kept through county-wide referendum.
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Christmas, which are often called the "big six" holidays. Some might also close on the Friday after
Thanksgiving. Some might add some of the other federal holidays, most commonly Martin Luther King Day, or Presidents Day. If a fixed date holiday falls on a Sunday, most private businesses close on the following Monday, but many do not. If a fixed date holiday falls on a Saturday, some private businesses close on the Friday before the holiday, but for some reason, that is less common. A few observe the holiday on Monday rather than Friday. But many businesses do not observe the holiday at all. That can become a real pain, since Christmas and New Years, 2 of the biggest holidays, always fall on the same day of the week of each other, so if you get cheated out of one holiday, you get cheated out of both that year.
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pay. MLK Day, Memorial Day, etc. The other meaning is a day of religious celebration, often involving duties of the people concerned to abstain from work, or to gather for liturgy, etc. In this case the word holiday means 'holy day'. Some overlap - Christmas, e.g, and Good Friday. I think it would be better to abbreviate "Religious and cultural holidays" and send the reader off to a separate article. It would avoid things like the "Christian holidays" section which is a mishmash of irrelevance and error. --
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considered exceptionally weird, but it's perfectly free to do so, because, in
America, the government cannot tell businesses and individuals what holidays they can and cannot observe, or when they can and cannot observe them. If you as an individual want to celebrate Christmas on 30 April, you are free to do so. Your employer might fire you for not showing up at work (so, you'd better call in and take a sick day), but if you want to celebrate Christmas on 30 April, you have every legal right to do so.
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official legal name of the holiday in
Massachusetts is George Washington's Birthday. For some years the governor has made a proclamation that declaring a "presidents day." This has as much legal status as the governor proclaiming a "dung beetle appreciation day." Gubernatorial proclamations are NOT law! This means no state whose governor has made such a proclamation alone has an official state holiday by the name "presidents day." Bottom line: Proclamations do not equal law.
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somebody put that text to make sure everybody knew that not only
Christmas takes place on that day? If so, I believe those commemorations/events should be listed in the text (under the Remarks column), or simply insert an hyperlink on "December 25th" to take the interested reader to the main page discussing any other celebrations/events on that day. Note that if something else is listed I do not think the name "Christmas" should stay there.
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Protestant countries whose churchgoers had shunned Christmas since Martin Luther nailed up his 95 Theses, began to establish Christmas a secular, legal holiday to encourage family values, social charity, and so on. This, in turn, prompted most Protestant churches to re-think their objections to Christmas and restore it to their calendars as a religious holiday.
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celebrations that happened on or around that date to celebrate the birth or re-birth of light and sunshine, etc. So, since Christ is the "light of the world", the choice of the winter solstice was regarded as reasonably appropriate; but the first celebrations of
Christmas, by Christians in Egypt in the fourth century, were held in May!
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references. Some explanatory notes are missing. The whole thing needs to be CAREFULLY checked against the current article, as I could have easily missed something, put a "Yes" in the wrong column, etc. Anyone interested in helping out with any of these tasks, or giving ideas/criticism on the tables as a whole, would be very welcome.
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not true that "nobody" does reduced hours for Easter. It might not be very common, but you can't say that nobody at all does it. In general, most statements that say "nobody" or "everybody" are usually incorrect, since only 1 counterexample (in this case, the college I graduated from) is needed to prove it wrong.
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Sunday, I do know that events must be planned taking into account that a large percentage of the U.S. population will be watching the Super Bowl and spending much of the day in related activities, and so I must place it on my calendar as little as I have any inclination at all to observe it in any way.
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Blue laws, also known as Sunday laws, are laws designed to restrict or ban some or all Sunday activities for religious reasons, particularly to promote the observance of a day of worship or rest. Blue laws may also restrict shopping or ban sale of certain items on specific days, most often on
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Completely agree. This article needs a serious rewrite and overhaul. The subject of the article is "Public holidays" in the US, and a vast amount of the content has nothing to do with that. The article is also tediously over length, I've added the appropriate hatnote template for that as well. When I
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Agreed. An "awareness" day (or week, or month) is not the same thing as a holiday. More to the point, the Ohio
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I know the flag should be lowered on Patriot(')s Day, but when is it? Sept. 11 or the third Monday in April? I have seen conflicting statements and don't even see it listed as a federal holiday. If it is a state holiday, why is the US flag to be lowered that day? I am confused, but the company I work
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The federal, state and local governments *do* have the right to establish holidays for themselves, including their employees. But even then, there are holidays - like Leif Ericsson Day (an annual proclamation for 9 October) which are not intended for actual observance, or whose observance (e.g., St.
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Internationally, the Netherlands established Christmas as a legal holiday about the same time as Scotland; but Children still get their Christmas presents on St. Nicholas Day, not on Christmas Day. The Scottish members of the British Parliament made Christmas a legal holiday in that jurisdiction in
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The Church of England still observed Christmas, as did Roman Catholics and Orthodox Eastern & Oriental Christians; but by the time Clement Moore, Charles Dickens and other leaders of the Christmas Reform Movement came along, the religious aspect of the holiday was all but unknown. Christmas was
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No, it's MUCH more complicated than that. The elaborate celebrations of Christmas and Easter were the first casualties of the Protestant Reformation. Calvinists - called "Presbyterians" in Scotland and "Puritans" in England and colonial America - were particularly against Christmas. Scotland, for
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In the article it states that the holiday season runs from Thanksgiving Day to New Year's Day. This probably should be revised slightly. In my personal observations through the years, many people with which I have spoken consider the holiday season to run from Halloween through New Year's Day. If
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Jewish holidays should not be on the list of 'nationwide' since it is only celebrated by Jewish people, and they are only 1.7% of the U.S. population, which means that more than 98% of Americans do not celebrate Rosh Hasanah, Yom Kippur or any other Jewish holiday. However, it should be mentioned on
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Hi Sweet-pea-1981, thanks for the input! Would you be willing to take a look at how it looks now? I put in your idea to have the state cells span several rows. The only downside is it makes the table non-sortable, but honestly I'm not sure how useful that is for that particular table (except for me,
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Methinks this is as much of a "holiday" as Black Friday, or April Fools' Day, or Saint Patrick's Day, which weren't deleted. If one defines "holiday" to include such things as those three examples, then Super Bowl Sunday belongs there, too. Although I personally have never once observed Super Bowl
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The article says 15-20% unaffiliated whereas the source states there has been an increase from 15 to 20 over the past 5 years; the article says 73-80% are Christian whereas the source states only 73-78% are, coming off as exclusionary of other religions (and borderline xenophobic, so I'd recommend
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I don't see the connection between blue laws and Thanksgiving and Christmas being government-designated holidays. Easter is essentially ignored in terms of government-designated holidays, and occurs on a Sunday anyway. Thanksgiving and Christmas are largely secular. According to the article on U.S.
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Actually, the library at the college that I graduated from (a public, secular, state university) was open reduced hours on Easter. At the time I was a student there, it was normally open from 10 AM - 12 Midnight on Sundays. But on Easter Sunday, it was only open from 6 PM - 12 Midnight. So it's
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I removed the Christmas section as it was conveying false info. The article claime that it was a largely Non Secular holiday in the U.S (Which it isn't, it just so happens that Christianity is the dominent Religion in America) and that it was far removed from it's origional meaning (which is POV) I
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Anyway, the efforts of the Christmas Reform Movement made their way to President Grant's desk in 1870, and he proclaimed Christmas a federal holiday, to encourage employees of the federal government (almost all of whom were male in those days) to devote one special day a year to spending time with
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Clement Moore, Charles Dickens, Prince Albert, and others led the reform of Christmas into a reasonably sedate secular festival, focused on family, charity and goodwill. They began their work at the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign and achieved their objective by the end of it. Along the way,
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Why is each state listed in this article when each state lists essentially the same information? Perhaps a listing of differences from the federal holidays would be easier to use or a table showing the holidays and how they are observed in each state with a section for additional state holidays.
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Looks like someone switched them so the Super Bowl is now under "Other holidays observed nationwide" instead of "Non-holiday notable days." I think the second is more accurate and besides, Opening Day for baseball is in the non-holiday list, shouldn't all sporting events be categorized the same?
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By World War I, Christmas was a legal holiday in every state, and most Americans were once again observing it as a religious holiday, too. Exceptions include Church of Christ, Church of God, and Jehovah's Witnesses, who are among the small number of Protestant denominations that still refuse to
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Christmas Day as a federal or public holiday is also sometimes objected to by various sources, usually due to its ties with the Christian religion. In December 1999, the U.S. District Court, in the case Ganulin vs. United States, denied the charge that Christmas Day's federal status violated the
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I removed the references to things I believe are not crucial to the topic of the section, which is list the Federal Holidays (and perhaps give a brief synopsis of what they are). Mentioning that some customs are millennia old had little importance (note, I didn't say "relevance") for that. Maybe
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There would be no way to list that, since private employers are not required to close on any days. Some may choose to close on most or all federal holidays, some may choose to remain open. Most professional jobs are closed New Years, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and
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I do not see where the free association clause of the First Amendment comes into play with these holidays. The article states that the government cannot legally close businesses but I live in a state with blue laws and they certainly can shut down businesses on a specific day. Whether it is the
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The section on Washington's Birthday in the state holiday section needs clarification. Few of the states listed as having a state holiday by the name of "presidents day" have actually done so officially. Massachusetts, for example, does NOT have an officially legislated day by that name. The
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I would certainly agree with a re-write/re-structure, but I do think it's important to list the differences among the states. For example, Seward's Day and Alaska Day are both official state holidays in Alaska. Oregon law specifically states that every Sunday is a state holiday, which affects
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public holidays are effectively unconstitutional in the United States under the Free Association Clause of the First Amendment. If a business wants to close for a holiday, it may do so; and it may do so at any time. If it wants to close for Christmas Day on 17 July, it may do so. It would be
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It should also be noted that, while the religious side of the holiday does celebrate the Nativity of Christ, the actual date of his birth is completely unknown. The date 25 December was chosen because it was, at the time, the Winter Solstice; and there various Roman, Caltic, Jewish, and other
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While I personally have always considered the term "holiday season" to be inclusive of Thanksgiving (the looming specter of Christmas hangs over almost every aspect from what people cook to whom people visit to what their plans for the next day are), we should always go with what's sourced. --
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I agree but as mentioned above some states have there own public holidays (e.g. Nevada Day is public holiday in NV). Therefore a separate list is useful esp. for tourists. The main reason why I came here is that now the Chinese New Year, Emancipation Day, New Years Eve among others added. I'm
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To do: I left off Florida, as I wasn't really sure what to do with it for now. Text explaining the tables needs to be updated to match the current version. The first table needs a way to give the dates of the holidays. Wikilinking is haphazard and mostly random. I haven't put in any of the
2759:@207.12.183.189, Wow, incredibly interesting information. I would like to see sources for my own personal edification, but don't let comments like WikiWisePowder's comment deter you now or in the future. And besides, you'll never satisfy the wikitrolls no matter how many sources you cite.
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It is important to be clear and write the importance of Good Friday / Easter holidays being observed in the United States. I added information of which states observe it, and how Easter is observed and the reason for not being a federal holiday. Citations are added to support the facts.
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The first table is, I think, an improvement over the way the article is now, but it does look a little ugly to me. I think this is due to the columns all being different widths, and the random nature of the text/blank cells. Maybe force column widths, and add background colors? Other
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example, did not make Christmas a legal holiday until 1967 because that is when the Church of Scotland (which is Presbyterian) finally stopped opposing the idea. In Puritan-dominated Boston, Massachusetts, the manufacture and sale of Christmas cookie cutters was illegal until 1930!
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and see what you think? If anyone has better ideas how to organize this information, that would be very welcome. Particularly on Columbus Day. Most American holidays fall nicely into either the "everyone" or "one or two states" categories, but Columbus Day is a tough one. Thanks,
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skimed over the rest of the section and it seemed to be more about Christmas Traditions thn it's impact on American Culture (IE: the U.S isn't the only country to have christmas trees) which would be far better suited for an article on Christmas as opposed to in this article.
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The American Christmas or holiday season traditionally begins the day after Thanksgiving. The end is not so neat. Some people finish their holiday season with Christmas Day. Most carry on through New Year's Day. Some, especially Catholics, keep going until the Epiphany.
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Patriots Day is the 3rd Monday in April, and is observed only in Massachusetts, and maybe a few other states. It commemorates the begining of the American Revolution, and is also the day that the Boston Marathon is held. It is not a federal holiday, only a state holiday.
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Establishment Clause of the Constitution, ruling that "the Christmas holiday has become largely secularized", and that "by giving federal employees a paid vacation day on Christmas, the government is doing no more than recognizing the cultural significance of the holiday."
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What is the purpose of the 2013 Public Holidays section? It seems to be constantly changing, but currently lists a subset of 7 of the federal holidays. If the purpose is to give the federal holidays for the current year, why not place it in the federal holidays section?
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Patrick's Day - which is *not* a federal legal holiday) does not involve taking the day off work. So, ultimately, the only definition of "federal holiday" for the United States is that it's a day designated as a holiday by and for the US federal government.
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Er, well, it's always on a Sunday, and I think that most businesses that are generally open on Sundays are generally closed, or at least have reduced hours. Easter is a much bigger deal for most Americans than this article would seem to suggest.
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just a two-week period of drunken debauchery and criminal mischief, as the working poor were allowed to run roughshod over what remained of the aristocracy - smashing their windows, breaking in their doors, stealing their food and liquor, etc.
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I agree on both counts. An overhaul is needed, and a good start would be to split off "Religious and cultural holidays in the United States" with the understanding that certain holidays e.g. Christmas will necessarily appear in both articles.
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1967, and it was shortly thereafter restored to the liturgical calendar of the Church of Scotland. Similar to the Netherlands, the Scottish tradition is to give "Hogmanay" presents on the evening of 31 December, not Christmas Day presents.
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As it is, it is meaningless and, if placed in the Federal Holidays section then, of course, it should be completed to reflect all federal holidays and would need to be updated every year. My opinion is that the section should be deleted.
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restore Christmas to their liturgical calendars because they still regard it as a "Pagan" holiday. Some Church of Christ congregations, however, have begun to hold services on Christmas Eve, but they never hold services on Christmas Day.
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The third paragraph currently begins with the sentence quoted in the Subject. However, the January federal holiday for MLK day is not a holiday in Rhode Island as shown in the article's table "Legal holidays by states", and confirmed at
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A possibility is maybe because some people with no religious affiliation might observe the Winter Solstice as an alternative to Christmas or Hanukkah, but probably very few people in the US observe the Summer Solstice as a holiday.
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Christmas is a federal/state holiday in the United States. It is the day where least amount of businesses being open. For some, Christmas Day is the only day where the company is actually closed and guaranteed a day off from
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would be a good catchall for this type of situation? I'm sure there are other instances of official reason being put to unofficial days off (the Friday after Thanksgiving) on the official calendar. (will be double posted on
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under Maryland, yet doesn't have it's own page, nor does the State page address the day at all. Either there's an alternate name for it that needs a redirect from someone familiar with the area, or it needs an article. A
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for is owned by an offshore company and they are insistant that the US traditions, especially the patriotic days, be observed by our company,including flag etiquite. Knowing when Patriot's day really is will be helpful!
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I don't know about all of the states, but it seems that most don't actually have this set as an official holiday. State workers go to work, and students go to school. Should this be removed from this list by state?
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Concerning Veterans day. Wiki says: "(major hostilities of World War I were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 with the German signing of the Armistice)". This is not correct.
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Buddhism is NOT the fastest growing religion in the U.S., perhaps buddhism is very small minority group in the United States. Most people have never heard of that holiday either, and is NOT celebrated nationwide.
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The rationale for making Christmas a federal holiday is that, because so many people would ordinarily take that day off anyway, it is simpler and cheaper to simply give non-essential personnel the day off.
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should have another column added for Victory Day, but I am not going to do it. I don't feel comfortable that I am able to make the change correctly. I am leaving it for someone else to make the update.
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Disagree completely. The Super Bowl is iconic in America, everyone watches it even if they don't like football. The entire nation shuts down during the Superbowl. The same cannot be said for any other
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In the fourth paragraph, it says "Summer is traditionally considered to run from Memorial Day to Labor Day." I'd like to say "Summer is informally considered..." because traditionally (in my opinion),
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At 5 AM on the morning of November 11 an armistice was signed...The terms of the agreement called for the cessation of fighting along the entire Western Front to begin at precisely 11 AM that morning.
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holiday pay and union contracts. And several states list Good Friday as official state holidays. If this is an article about public holidays in the US, then the differences should be pointed out.
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Patriot's Day, commemorating the Battle of Lexington and Concord (1775) is observed in Maine on April 19, and in Massachusetts on the third Monday in April. (Maine used to be part of Massachusetts.)
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We should ONLY include federal and individual all state holidays, no others. This article is very confusing and long listed. Good Friday / Easter are NOT regular days in the United States. They are
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It is. Christmas in the US is largely secular today, and is celebrated by many non-christians. I suspect that it was designated a national holiday in order to give federal employees a day off.
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I have removed a duplicate entry from the "Other holidays observed nationwide" chart, since the observance of "Super Bowl Sunday" is already located in the "Non-holiday notable days" section.
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The articles states that banks may not observe holidays in a year when they occur on a saturday. Does this mean that when Christmas occurs on a Saturday employees effectively lose a holiday?
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Federal law does not require paid vacations or holidays, but state and/or local laws sometimes do. There may also be individual or union contracts that provide for pay on both of these dates.
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I like it too. It's important to address how Easter and Good Friday is in America since majority are Christians and most wonder why it's not included on the federal holiday list. Good Job--
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Patriot Day is Sept. 11, commemorating the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, on Sept. 11, 2001. It is not a legal holiday, but just a commemoration.
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about the holiday's status in Illinois, about which I think that article -- and this one -- is misleading. Please comment there if you are interested. Thank you.
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