Calendar of Career Holidays
Every day a lot of people work hard to provide other people many necessary essential services. They make our bread, repair our teeth, fix our cars, teach our kids, build our homes, and so on. Professionals of all sorts do their best to make our everyday life more comfortable and easy. All of them should be appreciated for the work they perform daily. Here’s a list of career holidays celebrated all around the world (by month) to remind us to thank professionals we know for their hard work and good service on their special day.
Help us Career Holidays all around the world for 2023-2024 year
April 2023
Saturday 15 April -
Auctioneers Day (is one of the world’s most ancient professions, having begun more than 2,000 years ago. Third Saturday of April);
Stoker's Day (is celebrated in spring, at the end of the heating season. All shifts workers gether in the boiler room to extinguish the boilers and begin to celebrate. The date of this celebration is not fixed. The local authorities decide when to start and when to finish the heating season but usually it hapends not later than April 30 if the average air temperature is above +8 for 3 days in a raw)
May 2023
June 2023
July 2023
August 2023
Tuesday 8 August -
Wakulima ya Nane Nane Day in Tanzania (The local name of this holiday is Nane Nane, that in Swahili, the national language in Tanzania, means 'eight eight'. The day refers to the holiday's occurrence on the eighth day of the eighth month of the year.)
September 2023
October 2023
November 2023
December 2023
January 2024
Saturday 20 January -
National Disc Jockey Day in USA (DJ Day is celebrated in remembrance of the death of Albert James Freed. Freed, also known as Moondog, was an influential disc jockey in the 1950s. He is credited with introducing the term “rock ‘n’ roll” to the world)
February 2024
March 2024
Thursday 28 March - Day of formation of the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
April 2024
How to celebrate Career Holidays?
Keep track of recognition holidays to be able to make someone’s day by letting them know you’ve noticed their hard work. Don’t forget to express your appreciation for the ones who work the hardest – nurses, receptionists, military spouses and others whose efforts are often performed behind the scenes.