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National Holidays

Federal, Christian and Jewish Holidays 2009-2010

2009
January 1: New Year's Day
January 6: Fast of Tevet 10
January 20: Inauguration Day
February 9: Tu B'Shevat
February 16: Presidents Day (observed)
March 9: Ta'anit Esther
March 9-10: Purim
March 11: Shushan Purim
April 8-16: Passover
April 10: Good Friday (U.S. stock market is closed on this day)
April 12: Easter Sunday
May 8: Second Passover
May 12: Lag B'omer
May 25: Memorial Day (observed)
May 28-30: Shavuot
July 4: Independence Day
July 9: The 17th of Tammuz
July 29-30: Tish'a B'Av
September 7: Labor Day
September 18-20: Rosh Hashanah
September 21: Fast of Gedaliah
September 27-28: Yom Kippur
October 2-9: Sukkot
October 9: Hoshanah Rabbah
October 9-10: Shemini Atzeret
October 10-11: Simchat Torah
October 12, 2009: Columbus Day (observed)
Nov. 3, 2009: Election Day
November 11: Veterans' Day
November 26: Thanksgiving Day
Dec. 11-19: Chanukah/Hanukkah
December 25: Christmas Day

2010
January 1: New Year's Day
January 30: Tu B'Shevat
February 15: Presidents Day (observed)
February 25: Ta'anit Esther
February 27-28: Purim
March 1: Shushan Purim
March 29-April 6: Passover
April 2: Good Friday (U.S. stock market is closed on this day)
April 4: Easter Sunday
April 28: Second Passover
May 2: Lag B'omer
May 18-20: Shavuot
May 31: Memorial Day
June 29: The 17th of Tammuz
July 4: Independence Day
July 19-20: Tish'a B'Av
September 6: Labor Day
September 8-10: Rosh Hashanah
September 12: Fast of Gedaliah
September 17-18: Yom Kippur
September 22-29: Sukkot
September 29: Hoshanah Rabbah
September 29-30: Shemini Atzeret
September 30-October 1: Simchat Torah
October 11: Columbus Day (observed)
November 2: Election Day
November 11: Veterans' Day
November 25: Thanksgiving Day
December 1-9: Chanukah/Hanukkah
December 25: Christmas Day

Jewish Holiday (Dates in 2010) - click on names for more information

Work Restrictions

Tu B'Shevat January 30 ____________________________________________	Work permitted
Ta'anit Esther February 25 _____________________________________________	Work permitted
Purim Nightfall of February 27 through nightfall of February 28 ___________	Work should be avoided. Consult a Rabbi.
Shushan Purim March 1 ________________________________________________	Work permitted
Passover Nightfall of March 29 through nightfall of April 6 __________________	No work permitted on April 20-21, 26-27. Work is permitted only on April 22-25 with certain restrictions.
Second Passover April 28 ________________________________________________	Work permitted
Lag B'Omer May 2 ________________________________________________	Work permitted
Shavuot Sunset of May 18 through nightfall of May 20 ____________________	No work is permitted
The 17th of Tammuz June 29 ________________________________________________	Work permitted
Tish'a B'Av Sunset of July 19 through nightfall of July 20 ____________________	Work should be avoided. Consult a Rabbi if this is not possible.
Rosh Hashanah Sunset of September 8 through nightfall of September 10 __________	No work is permitted.
Fast of Gedaliah September 12 ___________________________________________	Work permitted
Yom Kippur Sunset of September 17 through nightfall of September 18 _________	No work is permitted.
Sukkot Sunset of September 22 through sunset of September 29 _________	No work permitted on Oct. 14-15. Work is permitted on Oct. 16-17-19-20 with certain restrictions.
Hoshanah Rabbah September 29 ___________________________________________	Work permitted with certain restrictions.
Shemini Atzeret Sunset of September 29 through nightfall of September 30 _________	No work is permitted.
Simchat Torah Nightfall of September 30 through nightfall of October 1 ___________	No work is permitted.
Chanukah Sunset of December 1 through December 9 ____________________	Work permitted

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