Sentences with phrase «so federal holidays»

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«If you're going to make it a federal holiday, that's basically forcing companies to give workers additional vacation time, so that's going to cost them money and productivity,» Swers said.»

Former President Jonathan at that time described June 12 as a unique day that changed the political history of the nation, saying that though the Federal Government was yet to recognize the day as a public holiday, some state governments had done so.

It's a federal holiday in the United States, so the banks and the post office will be closed.

So, there are good reasons not to let Morneau's announcement entirely ruin your holidays (at least if you try to avoid thinking too much about the federal deficit).

To pay tribute to work that Dr. King did in fighting for equality in this country, Congress made his birthday a federal holiday in 1983 and in 1994 it was made a national Day of Service to continue to support the vision for America that he so strongly believed in.

See you all on Monday — which is not a statutory holiday in any province or territory and not a holiday within the Canada Labour Code... though many schools and federal and provincial government offices will be closed even so.

See you all on Monday — which is not a statutory holiday in any province or territory and not a holiday within the Canada Labour Code... though many federal government offices will be closed even so.