National January Holidays 2023
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January 2023 Holidays for the Workplace
While this is just after the holiday season and the start of the new year, as workers get closer to the end of January, the weather can start to get them down. Perking them up by celebrating National Compliment Day on the 24th or Have Fun at Work Day on the 25th can go a long way toward getting over those winter blues.
The new year has begun, and we kick off the month with Motivation & Inspiration Day on January 2nd. When everyone is back to work play some trivia at work to get everyone's minds in gear. But our favorite workplace holidays are "Show & Tell at Work Day" on January 8th and International Fun at Work Day on January 28th.
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Notable January Monthly Holidays
Here are the most common month long observances in January:
- National Oatmeal Month
- International Creativity Month
- National Donor Month
- National Blood Donor Month
- Hot Tea Month
- National Braille Literacy Month
Creativity Month
January is creativity month, so to celebrate all month long, you can get fun employee gifts like motivational rubix cubes, mental-blocks folding puzzles, and more desk accessories. It's also worth mentioning that January is National Thank You Month, so there might be no better time to remind workers that their continuing efforts are always appreciated with various employee appreciation items.
January Weekly Holidays
There are so many holidays in January, some span an entire week! Let's take a look at some of the most celebrated January weekly holidays:
- Diet Resolution Week
- Celebration of Life Week
- National Pizza Week
- Hunt for Happiness Week
- Other January Holidays
- National Pie Day
January 23rd marks the day in 1986 when The American Pie council created National Pie Day to commemorate the push by Crisco's push, 75 years prior, to serving foods to families everywhere.
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
The US Senate created National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11th, 2007 in an effort to raise awareness about modern slavery in the United States. It is different from the United Nations' World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, which is observed on July 30th.
National Chocolate Cake Day
January 27th in 1794 is the date that Dr. James Baker discovered how to make chocolate from grinding cocoa beans. Since then, Americans have celebrated national chocolate cake day every year, usually multiple times each year, unofficially.
National Science Fiction Day
January 2nd marks National Science Fiction Day, which happens to coincide with famous science fiction writer, Isaac Asimov's supposed birthday. The author wrote over 400 science fiction works in his lifetime.
January is a Month Full of Holidays and wacky activities. Which will You Celebrate from the list below?
- New Years Day
- Martin Luther King Day
- National Bagel Day
- National Hugging Day
- National Buffet Day
- Celebration of Life Day
- National Croissant Day
- National Popcorn Day
- National Milk Day
- National Hat Day
- Squirrel Appreciation Day
- National Cuddle Up Day
- National Hot & Spicy Food Day
At Successories, create personalized gifts for important workplace holidays.
