French Government Reverses Course, May 1st Remains Mandatory Holiday

Despite efforts by MPs to allow local businesses to open, the French government has backed down, confirming that May 1st (Labor Day) will remain a mandatory paid holiday in 2026.

15 Apr, 10:15 — 15 Apr, 10:15

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French businesses will (mostly) remain closed on Labor Day as government backs down

Despite efforts by MPs from President Emmanuel Macron's party to allow local businesses such as bakeries and flower shops to open on May 1, Labor Day will remain a mandatory paid holiday in 2026.

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French Government Reverses Course, May 1st Remains Mandatory Holiday

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French businesses will (mostly) remain closed on Labor Day as government backs down

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