Trump grants many federal workers unprecedented 5-day holiday break with two extra days off around Christmas
- On Dec. 18, President Donald Trump signed an executive order closing executive departments and agencies and excusing employees on Wednesday, December 24, 2025 and Friday, December 26, 2025.
- Past presidents have handled adjacent Christmas days differently, for example, former President Barack Obama gave Dec. 26 in 2014 and Dec. 24 in 2012.
- The Director of the Office of Personnel Management will implement the order, ensuring agencies treat the dates like federal holidays for pay and leave while agency heads may keep offices open for national security, defense or other urgent public need.
- Most federal employees will gain an effectively five-day holiday break next week, with some still required to report for national security, defense, or urgent public needs.
- In Florida, state workers are still expected to show up while federal offices close, raising questions to the state press office about matching President Donald Trump's holiday decision.
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Trump gives most federal employees two days off around Christmas
Federal employees will get two additional days off next week, both on Dec. 24 and Dec. 26, according to an executive order President Donald Trump signed Thursday afternoon. Federal employees already get Dec. 25 off for Christmas Day as a standard federal holiday. Despite the additional days off for most, Trump’s executive order clarified that some agencies and offices may need to remain open, and that certain federal employees may still need to …
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