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usa holidays

When do Americans take their national holidays?

19:28 Sat 21st Jul 2012

Clanad	Best Answer I'd disagree with Wiki's list to the degree that, for example, Easter always falls on sunday, of course, when many, if not most businesses (certainly Banks) are closed anyway. The point is that if, say Indpendence Day (4th of July) falls Sunday, then the following Monday would be the National Holiday for the business closures. Most businesses close on New...
15:38 Sun 22nd Jul 2012 Go To Best Answer

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marval

Have a look at this.

http://en.wikipedia.o..._in_the_United_States

Clanad

I'd disagree with Wiki's list to the degree that, for example, Easter always falls on sunday, of course, when many, if not most businesses (certainly Banks) are closed anyway. The point is that if, say Indpendence Day (4th of July) falls Sunday, then the following Monday would be the National Holiday for the business closures. Most businesses close on New Years Day as well.
Inaugaration Day (each 4 years) is rarely considered a holiday.

Other than for National Banks and Federal employees, there really aren't any "mandated" business closure holidays. ( Live in the U.S. by the way).

Eithan

"http://www.usafederalholidays.com/" Here you can find all national holiday of USA.

betty30

At the time of Eister, they take leave at-least for 15 days so that they can celebrate it with great pomp and joy.

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