Day of Officials and Civil Servants

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Day of officials and civil servants (earlier Day of Officials) is held on every 1 July in Hungary. [1] [2] [3] It was the date when the law XXXIII. of 1992 about officials became effective in the same year. Trade union of Hungarian Officials and State Employee proposed to hold a celebration in every year on this day. First celebration was held in 1997 as a Day of Officials. [2] [4] [5] It is a holiday for officials since 2001. [2] On 20 July 2011 Parliament of Hungary declared the day as a holiday for civil servants as well. [2]

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