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Do you also celebrate May Day as a public holiday dedicated to the working people everywhere in your own country?

I heard that in some countries such as USA people DON'T celebrate May Day at all, instead they have their own public holiday called the Labour Day which is celebrated in September, or is it the October perhaps, I'm not sure.Let me know if that's true!
 BJsRealm posted over a year ago
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Kuro_Hyou666 said:
Well, you heard correctly. In New Zealand, we don't have a holiday on the first of May, but we do celebrate Labour Day in October.
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CokeTheUmbreon said:
In the United States, we celebrate Labour Day on the first (or second) Monday in September.
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legend_of_roxas said:
Yeah in the USA we celebrate Labor Day. I've never heard of May Day before.
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@legend_of_roxas I must say I'm rather surprised you never heard of a May Day before.My BF Seán is a RC much like yourself (he's Irish!) & he told me that on 1st of May all the Catholics worldwide already celebrate St.Joseph the Worker as a patron saint.
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