2013 Deepavali falls on 2Nov; not 3Nov
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auntiexxx:
Just that a number of KSP parents are probably not covered..pacetone:
not my company hor, if PH falls on sat, we just lugi.
I think your company is obligated to either credit one day to your annual leave, or allow you to take one day off-in-lieu of the PH or compensate in $. See below, extracted from AsiaOne News, 10 April 2013.
PAYMENT FOR WORK DONE ON A PUBLIC HOLIDAY
The Ministry would like to remind all employers that under the Employment Act, an employee who is required to work on a public holiday is entitled to an extra day's salary at the basic rate of pay, in addition to the gross rate of pay for that holiday. The employer and employee may mutually agree to substitute a public holiday for any other day.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS ON SATURDAYS
For public holidays falling on Saturdays, an employee who is not required to work on Saturdays is entitled to claim a day off or compensation in lieu for that public holiday, if the employee is covered under the Employment Act.
coz earn too much.. :evil: -
limlim:
:idea: oh...they are the bosses!Just that a number of KSP parents are probably not covered..
coz earn too much.. :evil: -
Nebbermind:
:idea: oh...they are the bosses!limlim:
Just that a number of KSP parents are probably not covered..
coz earn too much.. :evil:
you mean SAHM?
of course they are the bosses :evil: -
Who is covered or not covered under employment act.
http://www.mom.gov.sg/employment-practices/employment-rights-conditions/employment-act/Pages/default.aspx -
tankee:
you mean SAHM?
:idea: oh...they are the bosses!Nebbermind:
[quote=\"limlim\"] Just that a number of KSP parents are probably not covered..
coz earn too much.. :evil:
of course they are the bosses :evil:[/quote]SAHM are unpaid bosses. -
janet_lee88:
SAHM are unpaid bosses.
Not unpaid bosses. They play a very important role in shaping the kids' lives and I would not just call them bosses, but \"Ministers\" .... Minister of Home Affairs, Minister of Finance, Minister of Education etc ... aren't these very important jobs with heavy responsibilities? Only thing that SAHM loses out is CPF contribution, annual leave and medical leave! :stompfeet: But their contribution towards society is priceless! -
Me too!
But I gathered all facts to boss and see what’s the outcome. So far nx yr have 2 PH that falls on Sat . -
auntiexxx:
right...NO annual leave. Sick still work as per normal, after popping in 2 panadol for headache and any aches. Most importantly the BIG boss at home appreciates and that makes up for loss of income and CPF.janet_lee88:
SAHM are unpaid bosses.
Only thing that SAHM loses out is CPF contribution, annual leave and medical leave! :stompfeet: But their contribution towards society is priceless! -
janet_lee88:
right...NO annual leave. Sick still work as per normal, after popping in 2 panadol for headache and any aches. Most importantly the BIG boss at home appreciates and that makes up for loss of income and CPF.[/quote]But SAHM are the BIG bosses. The rest are worker bees.auntiexxx:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]SAHM are unpaid bosses.
Only thing that SAHM loses out is CPF contribution, annual leave and medical leave! :stompfeet: But their contribution towards society is priceless! -
limlim:
Just that a number of KSP parents are probably not covered..auntiexxx:
[quote=\"pacetone\"]not my company hor, if PH falls on sat, we just lugi.
I think your company is obligated to either credit one day to your annual leave, or allow you to take one day off-in-lieu of the PH or compensate in $. See below, extracted from AsiaOne News, 10 April 2013.
PAYMENT FOR WORK DONE ON A PUBLIC HOLIDAY
The Ministry would like to remind all employers that under the Employment Act, an employee who is required to work on a public holiday is entitled to an extra day's salary at the basic rate of pay, in addition to the gross rate of pay for that holiday. The employer and employee may mutually agree to substitute a public holiday for any other day.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS ON SATURDAYS
For public holidays falling on Saturdays, an employee who is not required to work on Saturdays is entitled to claim a day off or compensation in lieu for that public holiday, if the employee is covered under the Employment Act.
coz earn too much.. :evil:[/quote]But most \"reasonable\" companies will give it to all employees.
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