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It is not an officially observed Federal holiday; however, at times the President of the United States will declare that day (or at least four hours of it<ref>Under Federal law, employees are only granted eight hours holiday pay for a holiday, if half a day is declared only four hours is paid.</ref>) as a Federal holiday. Usually, this takes place when Christmas Day does not fall on a weekend, since when Christmas Day falls on a Saturday, the preceding Friday -- which is Christmas Eve -- is the observed holiday date, and when it falls on a Sunday, Saturday (Christmas Eve) is already a day off for most Federal employees (and the following Monday, December 26, is the observed Christmas Day holiday).
It is not an officially observed Federal holiday; however, at times the President of the United States will declare that day (or at least four hours of it<ref>Under Federal law, employees are only granted eight hours holiday pay for a holiday, if half a day is declared only four hours is paid.</ref>) as a Federal holiday. Usually, this takes place when Christmas Day does not fall on a weekend, since when Christmas Day falls on a Saturday, the preceding Friday -- which is Christmas Eve -- is the observed holiday date, and when it falls on a Sunday, Saturday (Christmas Eve) is already a day off for most Federal employees (and the following Monday, December 26, is the observed Christmas Day holiday).
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