Sentence examples for workers holidays from inspiring English sources

Black Friday also is ruining retail workers' holidays, as it creeps earlier into Thanksgiving: on Thursday this year Kmart will open at 6 A.M., Walmart at 6 P.M., Target at 8 P.M.

MAY DAY is traditionally a workers' holiday.

That is, May Day as in the ancient pagan festival, not the workers' holiday.

Chuck both sides into a pit, let them fight it out and let's make it another workers' holiday.

Since then, May Day has been observed as a workers' holiday, first in the U.S., and then around the world.

Ms Le Pen was using the traditional workers' holiday to attack her political rivals, arguing that her party was "right on everything".

He and thirteen others were killed by gunfire in the December 2nd attack on a county workers' holiday party in San Bernardino, California.

ON May Day, the historic workers' holiday, the European Union will expand to 25 countries, bringing increased competition that forces economic liberalization in the comfortable countries of old Europe.

The employment appeal tribunal (EAT) ruled on Tuesday that employers must include overtime when calculating workers' holiday pay after test cases brought by the Unite union.

May Day, the pagan feast turned workers' holiday, has always belonged to the people, whether they were hoisting maypoles or hurling molotov cocktails, and the first of May's revolutionary roots will be on full display this year.

Others are now sheltering in state workers' holiday homes where basic food is being provided.