After learning that a new long holiday has been decreed in Peru, thousands of Peruvians are wondering what the non-working dates are. On these dates, citizens take advantage of their days off to carry out pending activities or simply rest. Find out all the days in Peru 2023.
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According to the decree of the Peruvian Government, Peruvians will be able to enjoy a new long holiday before the end of the year. Find out which days are holidays during the purple month and which days are non-working. In addition, we will tell you which holidays are still missing in 2023.
When will there be a long holiday in October?
According to Supreme Decree No. 151-2022-PCM, October 8th was declared a holiday due to the commemoration of the Battle of Angamos. In this sense, it has also been confirmed that Monday, October 9th will be scheduled as a non-working day nationwide.
Who will not work on the long holiday in October?
Public sector employees will have the day off on October 8th and this will not affect their remuneration. This means that they should receive their salary as usual, without any modification. Also, October 9th is a NON-WORKING day; this means that the hours not worked will have to be compensated during the next 10 days.
When should I get paid if I work on the October holidays?
The law establishes that if you have to work on a holiday, the employer must make a triple payment under the concepts of holiday pay, pay for the work done, and pay for working on a holiday.
What are the remaining holidays in 2023?
- Sunday, October 8th: Battle of Angamos.
- Monday, October 9th: non-working day.
- Wednesday, November 1st: All Saints' Day.
- Thursday, December 7th: non-working day.
- Friday, December 8th: Immaculate Conception Day.
- Saturday, December 9th: Battle of Ayacucho.
- Monday, December 25th: Christmas.
- Tuesday, December 26th: non-working day.