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2024 Public Holidays Singapore: A Calendar of Joyous Celebrations

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2024 Public Holidays Singapore: A Calendar of Joyous Celebrations

Mark your calendar for bliss! Your essential guide to 2024 Public Holidays in Singapore. Plan for joy, festivities, and breaks.

Hey there, fellow Singaporeans! Let’s talk about something we all love – public holidays! And not just any holidays, but the 2024 public holidays in the vibrant city of Singapore. Get ready for a year full of joy, celebration, and well-deserved breaks.

 

1. New Beginnings: New Year’s Day (1 Jan 2024, Monday)

Kicking off the year with a bang, New Year’s Day on Monday sets the tone for a fantastic 2024. It’s the perfect time to reflect on the past year and set new goals for the one ahead.

 

2. A Splash of Culture: Chinese New Year (10 Feb 2024 – 11 Feb 2024)

Rows of colorful glowing red Chinese lanterns Rows of colorful glowing red Chinese lanterns hanging high across the street during Chinese New Year Celebrations. chinese new year stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

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Now, who doesn’t love a good celebration, especially one that lasts for two days? Chinese New Year, falling on a Saturday and extending to Sunday, promises a riot of colors, delicious food, and family gatherings.

 

3. Reflect and Rejoice: Good Friday (29 Mar 2024, Friday)

As March comes to a close, take a breather with Good Friday on a Friday – a day of contemplation, relaxation, or perhaps a quick getaway.

 

4. Festive Feasts: Hari Raya Puasa (10 Apr 2024, Wednesday)

Mid-April brings the delightful Hari Raya Puasa, a Wednesday filled with scrumptious feasts and joyous moments with family and friends.

 

5. Labouring for Success: Labour Day (1 May 2024, Wednesday)

Labour Day falls on a Wednesday this year, giving everyone a chance to unwind in the middle of the week and appreciate the hard work we all put in.

 

6. Serenity in May: Vesak Day (22 May 2024, Wednesday)

Wesak Day Two little monks are sharing a pack of food during Wesak Day Celebration in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. vesak day stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

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May continues its streak of holidays with Vesak Day, another Wednesday to embrace serenity, mindfulness, and cultural richness.

 

7. Journey to the Heart: Hari Raya Haji (17 Jun 2024, Monday)

June invites us to embark on a journey of the heart with Hari Raya Haji on a Monday, a day to come together and celebrate the spirit of sacrifice and unity.

 

8. Patriotism Unleashed: National Day (9 Aug 2024, Friday)

Fast forward to August, and we’re ready to unleash our patriotic fervor on National Day, conveniently falling on a Friday. Get ready for a long weekend of celebrations and flag-waving!

 

9. Festival of Lights: Deepavali (31 Oct 2024, Thursday)

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October lights up with the beautiful Deepavali, a Thursday filled with the warmth of festive lights and the spirit of togetherness.

 

10. Yuletide Cheers: Christmas Day (25 Dec 2024, Wednesday)

As the year winds down, we wrap it up with the magic of Christmas Day on a Wednesday – the perfect occasion to spread yuletide cheers and make lasting memories.

 

Payment Matters on Public Holidays

But wait, there’s more to these holidays than just celebrations! Let’s talk about the nitty-gritty – payment for work done on a public holiday. Whether you’re an employer or an employee, understanding your rights is crucial.

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Employees covered by the Employment Act are entitled to 11 paid public holidays, and mutual agreements can be made to swap holidays for working days. If you find yourself working on a public holiday, fear not! You’re entitled to an extra day’s salary, in addition to your regular pay for that day.

Employers also have some flexibility. They can offer time-off-in-lieu for specific categories of employees, ensuring a fair balance between work and well-deserved compensation.

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So, as you plan your year, mark these dates on your calendar. Let the 2024 public holidays in Singapore be moments of joy, relaxation, and reflection. Embrace the festivities, cherish the breaks, and unlock the full potential of your 2024 – it’s going to be a year to remember!

 

MOM

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