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- Public holidays: entitlement and pay - Ministry of Manpower
You are entitled to 11 paid public holidays a year in accordance with the Employment Act If you are required to work on a public holiday, your employer should pay you an extra day’s salary or grant you off in lieu
- Complete Guide of National Service (NS) Reservist for Employers in . . .
Reservist Leave: Reservist leave entitles employees to paid time off to attend NS commitments Employers can apply for reimbursement from the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) for wages paid during reservist leave, helping to offset financial burdens
- A Guide to Company Leave Entitlements in Singapore
Public holidays and off-in-lieu Employees are entitled to 11 paid public holidays every year Should any gazetted public holiday fall on a rest day, the next working day will be a day off-in-lieu A rest day refers to an unpaid non-working day determined by the employer (eg Sunday or any other day of the week)
- Employment Act 1968 - Singapore Statutes Online
if any public holiday falls on a day when the employee is not required to work under his or her contract of service, the employer may either pay the employee for that holiday at his or her gross rate of pay or give the employee a day off in substitution for that holiday
- The Employer’s Guide to Public Holidays in Singapore
Employees are entitled to at least one rest day per week in Singapore If an employee is on unpaid or approved paid leave (as per their company’s laws) before or after a public holiday, they are still eligible for paid leave on the holiday
- 2025 Guide to Employee Benefits in Singapore: Statutory Leave, CPF . . .
Employees earning below CPF thresholds: May receive reduced or no CPF contributions, though they may still receive other statutory entitlements (e g , sick leave, public holidays) For the most up-to-date eligibility requirements, refer to Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower (MOM) guidelines
- Payment and Day-Off Rules During Public Holidays in Singapore
Under the mutual consent of you and your employer, you will be compensated with a public holiday in lieu if you work on a public holiday If you are not covered under Part IV of the Employment Act, then you will be compensated with time off in lieu for working on a public holiday
- Public Holidays: Entitlement and pay – Prime HR Development
If you are required to work on a public holiday, your employer should pay you an extra day’s salary or grant you off in lieu If you are covered by the Employment Act, you are entitled to 11 paid public holidays in a year
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