I am sorry to break it to you, but Halloween  is not a federal holiday in the United States  

or a public holiday in most other countries, so  people typically do not get the day off work.

Halloween, celebrated on October  31st, is widely recognized and  

celebrated with various activities like  trick-or-treating, costume parties, and more.

However, it doesn't grant an official day  off for workers in most places. That said,  

some companies, schools, and organizations  may host Halloween-related events or allow  

employees to dress up to mark the occasion.

In places where Halloween is observed  in the evening, such as in the U.S.  

with trick-or-treating, the celebratory  activities generally don't interfere with  

regular working hours, and therefore,  a day off is not customarily provided.