Finally, the last national holiday of the year is Christmas, December 25, which this time will be a Sunday.
The holidays remaining in 2022
- Thursday, December 8: Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
- Friday, December 9: Tourist Bridge Holiday
- Sunday, December 25: Christmas
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Holidays and non-working days: what is the difference
The holidays and the non-working days They have differences that all employees must know in order to know when they should work, when they should not and what they can demand in each case. During holidays, employees are not required to work. If they do so, they must be paid a double day (100% more than a normal day). And when a traditional holiday is not worked, employees are paid as a single day, even if they have not gone to the office or performed tasks.
On non-working days, unlike holidays, employers are the ones who have the decision of whether or not to make their employees work. In that case, if tasks are provided on that date, no additional or differentiated payment is included, meaning it is the same as any other day on which the person works. However, the distinction with regular work days lies elsewhere: if there is no work activity by decision of the employer, the day is not recovered.
How many holidays and long weekends are left in 2022
How many holidays and long weekends are left in 2022
The Government confirmed the national holiday calendar for 2023
With just over a month left until the end of 2022, the Government reported through the Official Gazette the national holidays 2023. : from Saturday, February 18 to Tuesday, February 21; from Thursday, May 25 to Sunday, May 28; from Saturday June 17 to Tuesday June 20; and from Friday the 13th to Monday the 16th of October.
The holidays immovable will be: January 1 (New Year); February 20 and 21 (Carnival Holidays); March 24 (National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice); April 2 (Veteran’s Day and those who fell in the Malvinas War); April 7 (Good Friday), May 1 (Worker’s Day), May 25 (May Revolution Day), June 17 (Passage to the Immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes) ; June 20 (Passage to Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano); July 9 (Independence Day); November 20 (National Sovereignty Day); on December 8 (Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary) and December 25 (Christmas).