2023-06-19 17:59:00
During the month of June there are two holidays in the Chilean calendar, in addition one of them offers benefits by forming a long weekend and increasing the days of rest. However, apparently there is confusion by people, so in this note we will provide you with all the details of these holidays.
WILL THIS JUNE 19 IN CHILE BE A HOLIDAY?
It seems that in some calendars this year they indicate Monday June 19 as a holiday, although this is not true, since said day is not considered a holiday. According to the date, the following days are holidays:
June 21: National Day of Indigenous Peoples June 26: Saint Peter and Saint Paul
WHAT IS CELEBRATED ON JUNE 21 IN CHILE?
This Wednesday, June 21, the National Day of Indigenous Peoples is celebrated, the same day that the winter solstice will take place. As is known, this law came into effect in June 2021, therefore this would be the third holiday. Let us remember that the sole article of Law 21,357 indicates the following: “The day of the winter solstice of each year in the southern hemisphere is declared a legal holiday, National Day of Indigenous Peoples.”
HOW MANY HOLIDAYS DOES CHILE HAVE IN 2023?
In the year 2022, Chile had 16 holidays, of which 10 fell on a Saturday or Sunday and 7 gave way to long weekends. Unlike this 2023, the calendar indicates two additional days, that is, there are 18 holidays in which February and March were the only ones that did not have these special dates.
HOW MANY HOLIDAYS REMAIN IN CHILE 2023?
Wednesday, June 21: National Day of Indigenous PeoplesMonday, June 26: Saint Peter and Saint PaulSunday, July 16: Day of the Virgen del CarmenTuesday, August 15: Assumption of the VirginMonday, October 9: Day of the Meeting of Two WorldsFriday, June 27 October: Day of the Evangelical and Protestant ChurchesWednesday, November 1: All Saints’ DayFriday, December 8: Immaculate ConceptionSunday, December 17: Exit plebiscite.
HOW MANY LONG WEEKENDS ARE LEFT IN CHILE IN 2023?
Monday June 26: San Pedro and San Pablo Sunday August 20: birth of the Prócer de la Independencia. (Only regional in the communes of Chillán and Chillán Viejo). Monday, September 18: National Independence Monday, October 9: meeting of Two Worlds Friday, October 27: Day of the Evangelical and Protestant Churches Friday, December 8: Immaculate Conception .
WILL THIS JUNE 21 HOLIDAY BE UNCLAIMABLE?
One of the big questions for many Chileans when a holiday approaches is whether or not it will be considered essential. The truth is that June 21 is not an inalienable civil holiday, so we will have to wait a few months, that is, until September, when Chile will just have an inalienable holiday.
WHO CAN WORK DURING THE NON-WEECH HOLIDAYS?
Those who can work during these holidays are all those who have a restaurant, nightclub, supermarket or entertainment establishment such as a cinema, disco or a circus.
It should be noted that a restaurant will be understood as any establishment that has the basic characteristics of this, even if it has a different name. Soda fountains and pastry shops that include food consumption in the same place will also be part of this category. Therefore, according to the Labor Department, the workers who will work on an inalienable holiday are:
Workers dedicated to repairing damage in urgent cases. Those who carry out work or services that require continuity and cannot be interrupted or that must be carried out in determined periods. Workers who provide their services in ships, ports, airports or aerodromes. Workers in businesses that work directly with the public and also those who are essential. Some of these may be restaurants, entertainment venues such as cinemas, discos or circuses. In the same way, workers in health establishments such as pharmacies and hospitals, fuel outlets and hotels, among others.
HOW MANY NECESSARY HOLIDAYS ARE LEFT IN CHILE IN 2023?
Monday September 18: National Independence Tuesday September 19: Day of the Glories of the Army Monday December 25: Christmas.
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