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Question of the Week - Labor Day and Work

- Are we allowed to require some employees to work on Labor Day? - Yes, there are no federal rules requiring Labor Day to be provided as a non-work day.

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Q.- Are we allowed to require some employees to work on Labor Day?

A.- Yes, there are no federal rules requiring Labor Day to be provided as a non-work day. It is best to communicate clearly about any holiday work/pay policies. Some employers offer additional compensation for working on a federal holiday, but this is not required.

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