Tag Archives: employment standards

Substituting Another Day for a Stat Holiday

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Alan R. McEwen

Statutory holidays aren’t always celebrated on the calendar day that normally defines the holiday. For example, Christmas is always December 25th, but if that day is a Saturday or Sunday, general practice is to shift the employment standards entitlements to … Continue reading →

Gallery | Tagged banked overtime, employment standards, overtime, regular wages, statutory holiday, statutory holiday pay, substituted day | Leave a comment

How Statutory Holidays Affect Overtime

Posted on July 6, 2012 by Alan R. McEwen

Canada Day, July 1, has just been celebrated. Did you know that statutory holidays like this may affect employee claims for overtime? Depending on the jurisdiction, statutory holidays may in fact make it more difficult for some employees to qualify … Continue reading →

Gallery | Tagged Alberta, British Columbia, Canada Day, employment standards, federal jurisdiction, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, overtime, premium pay, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, statutory holiday, statutory holiday pay, Yukon | 24 Comments

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Substituting Another Day for a Stat Holiday

How Statutory Holidays Affect Overtime

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