what paid holidays are required by law?

Answer 1

What country? What state, if US. What kind of employer?

I 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.

At my company, the answer is none.

Answer 2

There are 7 holidays required in Corporate America; not in 7-11 ville.... SO I think it's:
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Years Day
Presidents Day
Memorial Day
4th of July (ifit's during the week)
Labor Day

Optional: MlKings Bday
Both President's day
Day after Thanksgiving

Answer 3

I believe if you are working for a private firm that does not receive any government funds for anything, you don't necessarily get any paid holidays. At least, it's not required. However, if you're working for a public firm, I believe it's a sure bet that anytime the post office is closed, so will your workplace.

But I could be wrong.

Answer 4

# New Year (Jan 01 2004)
# Chinese New Year (Jan 22 2004)
# Valentine's Day (Feb 14 2004)
# Good Friday (Apr 09 2004)
# Easter Monday (Apr 12 2004)
# Mother's Day (May 09 2004)
# Victoria Day (May 24 2004)
# Father's Day (Jun 20 2004)
# Canada Day (Jul 01 2004)
# Civic (Aug 02 2004)
# Grandparent's Day (Sep 12 2004)
# Yom Kippur (Sep 25 2004)
# Thanksgiving Day (Oct 11 2004)
# Halloween (Oct 31 2004)
# Remembrance Day (Nov 11 2004)
# Christmas (Dec 25 2004)
# Boxing Day (Dec 26 2004)

Answer 5

None of them