What Is the Holiday Schedule for 2012?
This week’s question is from Herman, an HR Manager.
Herman asks:
We are reviewing our payroll processing schedule for 2012. What is the holiday schedule for 2012?
Answer: There are two types of holidays: those on which payrolls are processed and those on which payrolls are not processed. In addition, companies should also consider that there is no mail pickup or delivery on federal holidays.
UPS Holiday Delivery Schedule Varies
UPS may pickup and deliver on certain holidays, but may not pickup or deliver on other days that are not holidays. Consult the UPS website for further information. The schedule for 2012 holidays is as follows:
Date | Holiday | Federal Reserve Holiday | Payrolls Processed |
1/2/2012 | New Year's Day (Observed) | Yes | No |
1/16/2012 | Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. | Yes | Yes |
2/20/2012 | Washington's Birthday | Yes | Yes |
5/28/2012 | Memorial Day | Yes | No |
7/4/2012 | Independence Day | Yes | No |
9/3/2012 | Labor Day | Yes | No |
10/8/2012 | Columbus Day | Yes | Yes |
11/12/2012 | Veterans Day (Observed) | Yes | Yes |
11/22/2012 | Thanksgiving Day | Yes | No |
12/25/2012 | Christmas Day | Yes | No |
Visit VisionPayroll.com for Further Details on Individual Holidays
Contact Vision Payroll if you have any questions on the 2012 holiday schedule and be sure to check VisionPayroll.com for further details as each holiday approaches.
New Year's Day Holiday May Require Change in Processing Schedule
Saturday, January 1, 2011 will be New Year’s Day, a federal holiday. The offices of Vision Payroll will close New Year’s Eve, December 31 at 2 pm EST and re-open Monday January 3. Most banks will also be closed in observance of the holiday. Payroll changes and hours must be submitted before the processing deadlines as listed below.
Date Paid |
Process Deadline |
12/31/2010 |
12/29/2010 |
01/01/2011 |
12/30/2010 |
01/03/2011 |
12/30/2010 |
01/04/2011 |
12/30/2010 |
Payroll Dates May Be Affected by New Year’s Day
Payrolls dated January 1 will be paid December 31 unless a previous change in schedule has been submitted.
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Is Next Federal Holiday
Due to heavy USPS and UPS delivery requirements, we strongly recommend submitting payrolls during this time as early as practicable. UPS does not ship ground deliveries received on December 31 until January 3 so we do not recommend submitting payrolls on that date. The next federal holiday will be January 17, 2011, the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Contact Vision Payroll as soon as possible to make changes to or for questions on your processing schedule.
What is the Holiday Schedule for 2011?
This week’s question is from Randy, an HR Manager. We are reviewing our payroll processing schedule for 2011. What is the holiday schedule for 2011? Answer: There are two types of holidays: those on which payrolls are processed and those on which payrolls are not processed. In addition, companies should also consider that there is no mail pickup or delivery on federal holidays.
UPS Holiday Delivery Schedule Varies
UPS may pickup and deliver on certain holidays, but may not pickup or deliver on other days that are not holidays. Consult the UPS website for further information. The schedule for 2011 holidays is as follows:
Date | Holiday | Federal Reserve Holiday | Payrolls Processed |
1/1/2011 | New Year's Day | Yes | No |
1/17/2011 | Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. | Yes | Yes |
2/21/2011 | Washington's Birthday | Yes | Yes |
5/30/2011 | Memorial Day | Yes | No |
7/4/2011 | Independence Day | Yes | No |
9/5/2011 | Labor Day | Yes | No |
10/10/2011 | Columbus Day | Yes | Yes |
11/11/2011 | Veterans Day | Yes | Yes |
11/24/2011 | Thanksgiving Day | Yes | No |
12/26/2011 | Christmas Day (Observed) | Yes | No |
Visit VisionPayroll.com for Further Details on Individual Holidays
Contact Vision Payroll if you have any questions on the 2011 holiday schedule and be sure to check VisionPayroll.com for further details as each holiday approaches.
Friday, January 1, 2010 will be New Year’s Day, a federal holiday. The offices of Vision Payroll will close New Year’s Eve, December 31 at 2 pm EST and re-open Monday January 4. Most banks will also be closed in observance of the holiday. Payroll changes and hours must be submitted before the processing deadlines as listed below.
Date Paid
|
Process Deadline
|
12/31/09
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12/29/09
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01/01/10
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12/29/09
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01/04/10
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12/30/09
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01/05/10
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12/31/09
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Payrolls dated January 1 will be paid December 31 unless a previous change in schedule has been submitted.
Due to heavy USPS and UPS delivery requirements, we strongly recommend submitting payrolls during this time as early as practicable. UPS does not ship ground deliveries received on December 31 until January 4 so we do not recommend submitting payrolls on that date. The next federal holiday will be January 18, 2010, the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Contact Vision Payroll as soon as possible to make changes to or for questions on your processing schedule.
This week’s question is from Mariana, an HR Manager. We are reviewing our payroll processing schedule for 2010. What is the holiday schedule for 2010? Answer: There are two types of holidays: those on which payrolls are processed and those on which payrolls are not processed. In addition, companies should also consider that there is no mail pickup or delivery on federal holidays. UPS may pickup and deliver on certain holidays, but may not pickup or deliver on other days that are not holidays. Consult the UPS website for further information. The schedule for 2010 holidays is as follows:
Date | Holiday | Fed. Reserve Holiday | Payrolls Processed |
1/1/2010 | New Year's Day | Yes | No |
1/18/2010 | Birthday of ML King, Jr. | Yes | Yes |
2/15/2010 | Washington's Birthday | Yes | Yes |
5/31/2010 | Memorial Day | Yes | No |
7/5/2010 | Independence Day | Yes | No |
9/6/2010 | Labor Day | Yes | No |
10/11/2010 | Columbus Day | Yes | Yes |
11/11/2010 | Veterans Day | Yes | Yes |
11/25/2010 | Thanksgiving Day | Yes | No |
12/25/2010 | Christmas Day | Yes | No |
Contact
Vision Payroll if you have any questions on the 2010 holiday schedule.
Thursday, January 1, 2009 will be New Year’s Day, a federal holiday. The offices of Vision Payroll will close New Year’s Eve, December 31 at 2 pm and re-open Friday January 2. Most banks will also be closed in observance of the holiday. Payrolls dated January 1 will be paid December 31 unless a previous change in schedule has been submitted. Payroll changes and hours must be submitted before the processing deadline on December 29. For payrolls dated January 2, payroll changes and hours must be submitted before the processing deadline on December 30. For payrolls dated January 5, payroll changes and hours must be submitted before the processing deadline on December 30. Payrolls submitted after these processing deadlines will be pushed back until the next available processing day. Due to heavy USPS and UPS delivery requirements, we strongly recommend submitting payrolls during this time as early as practicable. UPS does not ship ground deliveries received on December 31 until January 2 so we do not recommend submitting payrolls on that date. No changes are required for payrolls dated January 6. Contact Vision Payroll as soon as possible to make changes to or for questions on your processing schedule.
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