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What are Social Security Administration holidays?

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The Social Security Administration is part of the federal government, so they observe the same standard holidays as other departments.

Federal Holidays 2010

New Year's Day (Friday, December 31)
Martin Luther King Day (Monday, January 18)
Washington's Birthday (Monday, February 15)
Memorial Day (Monday, May 31)
Independence Day (Monday, July 5)
Labor Day (Monday, September 6)
Columbus Day (Monday, October 11)
Veteran's Day (Thursday, November 11)
Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 25)
Christmas (Friday, December 24)

Federal Holidays 2011

New Year's Day (Friday, January 1)
Martin Luther King Day (Monday, January 17)
Washington's Birthday (Monday, February 21)
Memorial Day (Monday, May 30)
Independence Day (Monday, July 4)
Labor Day (Monday, September 5)
Columbus Day (Monday, October 10)
Veteran's Day (Friday, November 11)
Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 24)
Christmas (Monday, December 26)

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