Talk:Public holidays in Denmark
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This page is full of conceptual errors. First, a "public holiday" or "bank holiday" is set by law in Denmark, and does not include many of the days listed on this page, including May 1st, June 24th, November 10th and December 13th. Second, a "work holiday" is only a holiday, if the employee's contract says so, for instance when you have an employment contract that says that May 2nd is a holiday for you. However, it does not make sense to list those as applicable for a whole country. Dybdahl 12:40, 8 April 2007 (UTC)
