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How Many Employers Observe Memorial Day? 
Memorial Day is one of the most observed holidays by employers, according to BLR's 2008 Survey of Employee Benefits.



About a Third of Employers Observe Presidents Day 
Thirty-four percent of employers observe Washington's Birthday (also known as Presidents Day) by giving exempt employees the day off as a paid holiday, according to BLR's 2008 Survey of Employee Benefits.



Who Enjoyed a 4-Day Holiday Weekend? 
Was your company open for business the day before Christmas? If so, you were hardly alone, according to a recent Compensation.BLR.com poll.



Who Has Labor Day Off? 
A vast majority of employers give their employees a paid holiday in observance of Labor Day, according to BLR's 2007 Survey of Employee Benefits.



How Many Employers Observe Presidents' Day? 
About a third of employers will offer Presidents' Day as a paid holiday to exempt and nonexempt (office) employees this year, according to BLR's 2007 Survey of Employee Benefits.



National Holiday for Election Day Proposed 
Aiming to increase participation in the electoral process, Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) submitted legislation that would make Election Day a national holiday.




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