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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Is easter a publie holiday?

Hi,

Do you, people living in US, take day-offs for easter? if so since when to when?

Thank you,
  

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Easter is always on Sunday, so it's a day off anyway. Although it is not a public holiday, some institutions take the previous Friday or the following Monday off to celebrate it. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Easter is always on Sunday, so it's a day off anyway.
  • Although it is not a public holiday, some institutions take the previous Friday or the following Monday off to celebrate it.
  • CJ
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Easter is always on Sunday, so it's a day off anyway.

Although it is not a public holiday, some institutions take the previous Friday or the following Monday off to celebrate it.

CJ
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Thank you for your reply, CJ.

Does institutions include regular companies?
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mitsuwao23Does institutions include regular companies?
Very rarely. Easter is a religious holiday and the U.S. does not usually officially celebrate religious holidays. If the company is somehow associated with a religious institution, it may give its employees time off for Easter, but this is an exception. Many universities take a break of one week during
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OK, thank you for giving the detailed explanation. I had a clear idea.[Emotion: party!!!]

M
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