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Join GroupWhat is National Boss’s Day?
October 16 is National Boss’s Day, a chance to celebrate the people who keep us gainfully employed! “Boss” has been used as slang to describe something cool or excellent, so if you are blessed with a great boss, you could call ‘em a boss boss. Whatever you call them, do a little something for the boss in your life
National Boss’s Day Related Holidays
Administrative Professionals Day
Celebrated every April 24, Administrative Professionals Day acknowledges the people who keep the workplace running smoothly! They make sure you get paid on time, have a safe and pleasant workplace, and literally keep the lights on. Show some love to this under appreciated group of professionals.
National Custodian Day
Did you know National Custodian Day falls on October 2 every year? They keep our schools and workplaces sanitary and neat. It can often be a thankless job but is it oh, so important. Take the day to thank your custodian and give them a gift for all the hard work they do to keep public establishments clean!
National Salesperson Day
National Salesperson Day comes annually on December 13. Salespeople work tirelessly to aid shoppers and keep stores clean and tidy. A great salesperson can help you find the very thing you didn’t even know you needed and they are a crucial part of our retail economy. If you know a salesperson, make sure to show your appreciation for all they do!
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In 1958, Patricia Bays Haroski registered National Boss’s Days as a holiday with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in honor of her father, who was also her employer. She created the holiday to improve office relationships between supervisors and their employees as well as raise cognizance to all the hard work boss’s put into their jobs. She felt as if younger employees didn’t appreciate their bosses enough, and knowing first hand what her father went through to make a company run smooth, set out to change that viewpoint. However, it wasn’t until Illinois Governor Otto Kerner supported Haroski’s registration four years later, that the day officially became a national holiday.
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