Core Points - The "Sunday Closure" policy in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been in effect for nearly a year, leading to mixed reactions within society [1] - The government is monitoring the policy's implementation and is open to potential modifications based on feedback from stakeholders [1] Positive Aspects - Employees benefiting from the policy have more time for rest [1] - There has been a slight increase in the turnover of the trade sector since the policy was enacted [1] Negative Aspects - Employment in the trade sector has decreased, with the number of employees dropping from 62,400 in November last year to 60,500 in March this year, resulting in 2,000 job losses attributed to the policy [1] - Workers in sectors not covered by the Sunday closure, such as gas stations, gambling establishments, and bakeries, have experienced increased workloads [1] - The policy has led to overcrowding in supermarkets on Saturdays, making shopping more difficult for consumers [1] - There are currently no indications that the government will alter the Sunday closure policy, which is expected to continue [1]