Merry Christmas to Federal Employees: Extra Paid Holiday Announced for Dec. 26
President Obama has issued an executive order giving federal employees an extra paid holiday on Friday, December 26.
President Obama has issued an executive order giving federal employees an extra paid holiday on Friday, December 26.
President Obama has issued an executive order giving federal employees an extra holiday this year on Friday, December 26.
Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has a solution for low voter turnout: make election day a national holiday.
What paid holidays will federal employees get in 2015? Here is a list.
Federal employees did not always get paid on a federal holiday. And, at first, only those employees who worked in Washington, DC got paid on federal holidays.
Those who were hoping or planning for an extra day off on December 24th should just plan on coming to work that day or taking a day of annual leave instead.
Will federal employees get an extra day off on Christmas Eve this year?
Federal employees in the Washington, DC area will not be getting an extra paid holiday for Inauguration Day this year since it falls on the same day as Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday.
Federal employees will get ten paid holidays in 2013 as defined by OPM.
Did the petition requesting that December 24th be a paid holiday for federal employees have an impact on the president’s decision to issue the executive order? The official White House response has been issued to the petition which gathered more than 28,000 signatures.