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How Mondayised Public Holidays Work - Mark Donovan

https://www.markdonovan.co.nz/mondayised-public-holidays/

WHEN THE HOLIDAY IS OBSERVED ON A MONDAY. The concept of “Mondayising” holidays is to shift the observance of the holiday that may occur on a weekend to the next Monday for anyone who would not normally get the benefit of the holiday because they don’t work on the weekend. In those cases, the law treats the Monday observance as the actual holiday, instead of the day that would …

Mondayised Public Holidays – Welcome to FlexiTime Support ...

https://support.flexitime.co.nz/hc/en-us/articles/204605255-Mondayised-Public-Holidays

Robert Owen — March 26, 2020 00:49. Mondayisation means that if qualifying public holidays fall on a Saturday or Sunday: for employees who would nototherwise work on that Saturday or Sunday, the public holiday must be treated as falling on the following Monday. for employees who wouldotherwise work on that Saturday or Sunday, the public holiday must be treated as falling on …

Mondayisation of public holidays flowchart

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You do not get two public holidays. Just the calendar date. The holiday is ‘mondayised’ The calendar date is your public holiday NOT the Monday/Tuesday. The holiday is ‘tuedayised’, due to there being two public holidays in a row Saturday See public holiday flow chart Is it Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day OR January 2nd? Sunday No Yes No Would you normally have Your …

Public holidays falling on a weekend » Employment New Zealand

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Christmas Day (25 December), and. Boxing Day (26 December). Mondayisation happens when an employee’s public holiday which falls on a Saturday or Sunday is moved to the following Monday (or in some cases Tuesday). Mondayisation only happens if the employee doesn’t normally work on the calendar date of the holiday.

Advice - 'Mondayised' Public Holidays - Retail NZ

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Monday is then a Public Holiday for those where Saturday is not a normal working day. The business may choose to open or close (no trading restrictions apply) and the staff who are entitled to their Public Holiday on the Monday will be paid accordingly. Please note - …

Mondayised holidays FlexiTime

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Apr 27, 2015 · For most people, the Mondayised holiday is relatively easy to understand. When a public holiday falls on a weekend, if you normally work that day it is treated as your public holiday as you would expect. If you don’t work on weekends then the following Monday becomes your holiday.

Mondayised holidays now law NBR

https://www.nbr.co.nz/article/mondayised-holidays-now-law-gb-138857

However, results of the most recent NBR ONLINE Business Pulse poll revealed businesses seem nonplussed about paying staff higher pay rates on Mondayised public holidays. The bill is expected to have a positive impact for businesses in the tourism sector, where domestic tourism brings in about $38 million a day to the economy.

Mondayisation of Waitangi Day and ANZAC Day

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If Waitangi and/or ANZAC Day falls on a Saturday or a Sunday and that day would not otherwise be a working day for an employee, the public holiday must be treated as falling on the following Monday. This means that an employee can: take the Monday following the public holiday off as a paid public holiday; or

Public holidays and anniversary dates New Zealand Government

https://www.govt.nz/browse/work/public-holidays-and-work/public-holidays-and-anniversary-dates

If any of the 4 public holidays over Christmas and New Year fall on a Saturday or Sunday and you don't normally work on those days, then the following Monday or Tuesday are paid public holidays. For example, if Christmas Day is on a Saturday and Boxing Day is on a Sunday, then the following Monday and Tuesday are public holidays, but only if you don’t normally work on those days.