Federal Holidays are designated days by the U.S. government when federal offices are closed, and many private employers offer paid time off, totaling 11 days annually.
- What are federal holidays?
Answer: They are designated days when federal offices close, with 11 annually. - What are examples of federal holidays?
Answer: Examples include New Year’s Day, Independence Day, and Thanksgiving. - Are employers required to pay for federal holidays?
Answer: No, it’s optional unless specified in employment contracts. - How do federal holidays affect payroll?
Answer: They may trigger holiday pay or shift scheduling adjustments. - Who determines federal holidays?
Answer: The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sets them.
