Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Salaries will not be affected by half day holiday says Labour Division
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Salaries will not be affected by half day holiday says Labour Division

Salaries will not be affected by half day holiday says Labour Division

11 September 2024 - 18:21

Salaries will not be affected by half day holiday says Labour Division

11 September 2024 - 18:21

Half Public Holiday on Thursday for National Day of Prayer

GOVERNMENT OF ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
OFFICE OF THE LABOUR COMMISSIONER

Ministry of Legal Affairs, Public Safety & Labour
Thames & Long Streets
St. John’s Antigua, W.L.
Tel: 462-9200, (268) 462-9202 E-mail: deplabour @ab.gov.ag

For Immediate Release September 11, 2024

GENERAL NOTICE FROM THE LABOUR DEPARTMENT

Subject: Half Public Holiday in observance of the National Day of Prayer

The General Public is hereby advised that the proclamation of September 12, 2024 as a half public holiday in observance of the National Day of Prayer from 12 noon, affects all banks, shops, stores, and public offices. Entities which by nature of operation cannot close, are required to pay workers who are scheduled to work on the half public holiday, from 12:01 pm to 11:59 pm September 12, 2024, their regular wage, in addition to an hourly rate of 150% of their basic rate per hour worked.

Workers whose workday is shortened by virtue of the proclaimed half public holiday will not suffer any loss of pay once they work their next scheduled day after September 12, 2024.
Please be guided accordingly.

MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SAFETY & Labour Commissioner
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA

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  1. Some people will still break the law and ask workers to stay on the job until 4pm. You will hear the stories after

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