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Source: Novosti (Moscow)
Federation Council Chairman, Sergei Mironov, has announced that he was part of a group in the Russian Legislature's Upper House that was preparing an amendment to the Russian Labor Code that would restore May 2nd as an annual non-working public holiday in Russia.
The aforementioned legislative push comes in response to the recent (28-Dec-2005) revamping of non-working public holidays in Russia (23-Nov-2004) which was later approved by the Russian Duma (24-Dec-2004) and signed into law by President Putin.
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