Does 1st November a bank holiday (soz, I don't know how does it call) in the US?
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November 1st is a normal business day.
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What country? What state, if US. What kind of employer?\n\nI certainly don't think Yom Kippur is a legal holiday in China, or Easter in Israel, for example. I know we don't celebrate Boxing Day in the US, and I've never even heard of Remembrance Day.\n\nAt my company, the answer is none.
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I think any time after the 1st December is fine. November is too early!\n\nMind you all the shops have been decorated for Christmas since Novermber the 1st. So no wonder people start early.
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The vast majority of Americans want it recognized as a federal holiday, so ... that's the way of it.\n\n.
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nope, its only an independence day for United States of America because on that day it got its independence. lolz. (thats obvious)\nHappy Early Independence Day to u. i cant wait until the fire works, man, it'll be so much fun.
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I don't know, but its always the 1st Tuesday AFTER the 1ST Monday of the month.  weird huh?
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Friday is one of the few holidays my company observes.  Howerver, there are many offices who like to keep a skeleton crew on Friday, day after turkey day.  To me, it's a waste of time unless you have a lot of filing or work to catch up.  The phones won't be ringing because most people (non-retail) are off on Friday.
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i'll assume "this country" means the US.\n\nit's more than just consumerism.  it's the idea that we must do something or else be bad people.  the UKers have it right; a "holiday" to them is a vacation.  that's what all US holidays should be: vacations, times to rest and relax and enjoy the company of others (if you're into that).\n\nit's easy to fight consumerism if you don't like it; just don't buy holiday-related stuff.  i.e. the ideal Mother's Day gift should be simply a visit or phone call to Mom.\n\n(and any Mom that would disagree is probably not worth the honor of the day.)
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They usually do it Thanksgiving night. The same time every year. I'm not sure about the exact time.
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Its the fourth Thursday in the month of November.  The number date changes every year.  This year its the 23rd.  It falls on that day every 7 years.  I know this because its my sons bday and he was not born on Thanksgiving.  He was born 3 days before back in 1980
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I'm not sure but it may be 'Celebrate The Day'.
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i think it depends on the college, but for mine it was- go to the colleges website and click on their academic calendar and that should tell you which days are holidays, etc.
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Easter Monday is the day after Easter so this year in the USA that would be April 17th.\n\nJust send the card with a simple message and sign your name
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Yes, it's May 1st. No immigrant in the USA will work, buy, or sell on this Day.  It will probably be 99% Latino Immigrants legal or not. Immigrants from other countries may follow.
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Every month has some kinda of holiday in it, I think. Or did you mean national holidays?
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usually the 4th thursday in november i believe
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If Veteran's Day is the same as Rememberance Day in the UK then it is the 11th of November...same date every year.\n\nArmistice Day = 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month