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Home Jordan News Private sector workers included in Independence Day holiday [22-05-2022 02:03 PM] Ammon News - The Ministry of Labor said that a recent circular for the public sector to observe the Kingdom's 76th Independence Day, which falls on May 25, includes the private sector. Earlier, Prime Minister Bishr Khasawneh issued a circular that ministries and government offices will end their work days next Wednesday May 25 at 2 p.m. and will be off work on Thursday May 26. The decision aims at encouraging citizens to attend the three-day celebrations for the 76th Independence Day, said Mohammad Zyoud, the ministry's spokesperson.

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Private sector workers included in Independence Day holiday

[22-05-2022 02:03 PM]

Ammon News - The Ministry of Labor said that a recent circular for the public sector to observe the Kingdom's 76th Independence Day, which falls on May 25, includes the private sector.

Earlier, Prime Minister Bishr Khasawneh issued a circular that ministries and government offices will end their work days next Wednesday May 25 at 2 p.m. and will be off work on Thursday May 26.

The decision aims at encouraging citizens to attend the three-day celebrations for the 76th Independence Day, said Mohammad Zyoud, the ministry's spokesperson.

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