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Source: The Bank of Greece (Athens)
The Bank of Greece, Greece's Central Bank, has released its annual list of official non-working public holidays in Greece for the calendar year 2015.
As per custom (23-Jun-2013, 23-Apr-2013, 28-Jul-2012, 25-Jul-2011, 25-Jun-2010, 30-Jun-2009 and 21-Jul-2008), the aforementioned list omits public holidays that fall on a Saturday or Sunday, and which are not compensated under Greek labour law.
In addition, the aforementioned announcement specifies that "the observance of Friday, May 1st, 2015 as a holiday by the Bank of Greece will be subject to a decision by the Minister of Labour, Social Security and Welfare declaring the said date a public holiday", this not being a pure formality, as the Greek government has, on past occasions (24-Apr-2013), moved the date of the May 1st annual Greek public holiday.
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Greece 2015 Public Holidays Announced