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bharatijoshi
15

Namaste,
I have made the list of public holidays list for 2013 for my organisation.
There are some holidays which fall on SUNDAY.
My query is : Should there be compensation holiday for these public holidays on the preceding Saturday
Requesting you to share your views.
I have attached the list for your reference.
Best Regards
BSJ

From India, Mumbai
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File Type: pdf Public Holiday Maharashtra Gov List 2013.pdf (510.2 KB, 535 views)

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Dear Bharat, A public holiday on Sunday is rarely compensated with an off on a week/working day. However , declaring benefits for your employees , remains a prerogative to your organisation.
From India, Mumbai
bharatijoshi
15

Namaste, Apologies, Diwali date was incorrectly mentioned .. corrected the file and reattached....
From India, Mumbai
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rajbalakrishna
5

Compensating may not be practical. It is normally 10 days of holidays in a year. You can look at declaring 10 holidays which fall on week days.
From India, Bangalore
archana_amarnath
2

Dear Ms. Joshi,
No. of public holidays depends on the organisation. Normal practise is to give 10 holidays in a year, you can choose the holidays which are on week days. Compensating for a holiday falling on a weekends is not practical.

From India, Mumbai
mmsmnk
45

Hi Bharati,
Holidays falling on Sundays.This is not the first time such a thing happened.There is no provision in rules for compensation of such Holidays.It is the prerogative of the type of the Organisation and its management.
Thank you.

From India, Bokaro
satishranade
1

Dear Friends, There is a view that the National Holidays even if fall on Sundays are to be shown as Festival Holidays and are to be compensated by some other holiday (paid).
From India, Mumbai
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