Dear Members, please find attached the "List of Holidays" for the calendar year 2012 declared by the Government of Tamil Nadu for those who are employed in Tamil Nadu. Hope the information will be of use.
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Please read the postings properly and take the time to understand before replying. It has been clearly mentioned in the first line: FOR THOSE EMPLOYED IN TAMIL NADU STATE... It is meant for Tamil Nadu only.
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Thanks. In fact, the list was published in the Tamil Nadu newspapers after it was out on Cite HR. It was breaking news, really.
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List of Holidays for TN Government 2012
The National Holidays:
- 26th Jan: Republic Day
- 15th Aug: Independence Day
- 1st May: Labour Day (but not observed by the Central Government! Strange)
- 2nd October: Gandhi Jayanthi
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The National Holidays:
- 26th Jan: Republic Day
- 15th Aug: Independence Day
- 1st May: Labour Day (but not observed by the Central Government! Strange)
- 2nd October: Gandhi Jayanthi
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Can anyone tell if there is any delivery note required for submitting the holidays list for 2012 to the Labour Office? Our organization is located in Porur, which falls under the jurisdiction of the St. Thomas Mount Labour Office. Initially, we submit the original document to them and receive an acknowledgment in the photocopy. However, this time they are insisting on bringing a 40-page delivery note for acknowledgment.
Is it compulsory or not?
Your suggestions are required.
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Uday
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Is it compulsory or not?
Your suggestions are required.
Regards,
Uday
From India, Madras
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