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Charleston Employees Will Not Get Christmas Eve As Holiday
Posted Friday, November 27, 2009 ; 05:28 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Friday, November 27, 2009; 05:54 PM

As of right now, Charleston city employees will need to use a vacation day if they want to be off on Christmas Eve.

CHARLESTON -- Christmas Eve, will be a regular business day for Charleston's city employees.

The workers will not be given a paid holiday for Dec. 24.

Recently, Governor Joe Manchin declared Christmas Eve a holiday for state workers, and the Kanawha County Commission is considering the idea.

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11/27/09 at 10:26 PM

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Hail to the Chief!

The Lord answered my prayer!

Hope he did the right thing! TSK!

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