Changes

*[[Memorial Day]] (last Monday in May)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than May 25 nor later than May 31.</ref>

*[[Memorial Day]] (last Monday in May)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than May 25 nor later than May 31.</ref>

*[[Juneteenth|Juneteenth National Independence Day]] (June 19)<ref>This is the newest Federal holiday, added in 2021.  It observes the formal announcement of the [[Emancipation Proclamation]] in Texas on June 19, 1865, the last state to receive the announcement.  The holiday grew out of popular celebrations among Blacks in the American South.</ref>

*[[Juneteenth|Juneteenth National Independence Day]] (June 19)<ref>This is the newest Federal holiday, added in 2021.  It observes the formal announcement of the [[Emancipation Proclamation]] in Texas on June 19, 1865, the last state to receive the announcement.  The holiday grew out of popular celebrations among Blacks in the American South.</ref>

*[[Independence Day]] (July 4)

*[[United States Independence Day|Independence Day]] (July 4)

*[[Labor Day]] (first Monday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than September 1 nor later than September 7.</ref>

*[[Labor Day]] (first Monday in November)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than September 1 nor later than September 7.</ref>

*[[Columbus Day]] (second Monday in October)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than October 8 nor later than October 14.  It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted .</ref>

*[[Columbus Day]] (second Monday in October)<ref>This means that the observed date will be no earlier than October 8 nor later than October 14.  It is one of only two Federal holidays on which stock market trading is permitted .</ref>