What are the holidays in Hong Kong in 2015?
What are the holidays in Hong Kong in 2015?
The statutory holidays for 2015 are: The first day of January (1 January) Lunar New Year’s Day (19 February) The second day of Lunar New Year (20 February) The third day of Lunar New Year (21 February) Ching Ming Festival (5 April) Labour Day (1 May) Tuen Ng Festival (20 June) Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day (1 July)
What are the statutory holidays for January 2015?
The statutory holidays for 2015 are: The first day of January (1 January) Lunar New Year’s Day (19 February) The second day of Lunar New Year (20 February) The third day of Lunar New Year (21 February) Ching Ming Festival (5 April)
When is the Labour Day holiday in 2015?
The statutory holidays for 2015 are: The first day of January (1 January) Lunar New Year’s Day (19 February) The second day of Lunar New Year (20 February) The third day of Lunar New Year (21 February) Ching Ming Festival (5 April) Labour Day (1 May) Tuen Ng Festival (20 June)
Is the 3rd of September a statutory holiday?
The Government has, by legislation, designated 3 September 2015, The 70th anniversary day of the victory of the Chinese people’s war of resistance against Japanese aggression, on a one-off basis as an additional Statutory Holiday and General Holiday for 2015. All employees are entitled to the above statutory holidays.
Holidays and Observances in Hong Kong in 2015 Date Name Type Jan 1 Thursday New Year’s Day National holiday Feb 14 Saturday Valentine’s Day Observance Feb 19 Thursday Chinese Lunar New Year’s Day National holiday Feb 20 Friday Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year National holiday
When is Chinese New Year in Hong Kong?
Holidays and Observances in Hong Kong in 2021 Date Name Type Jan 1 Friday New Year’s Day National holiday Feb 12 Friday Chinese Lunar New Year’s Day National holiday Feb 13 Saturday Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year National holiday Feb 14 Sunday Valentine’s Day Observance
Why is Commonwealth Day a holiday in Hong Kong?
It was replaced by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day after the transfer of sovereignty to the People’s Republic of China. Similarly, Commonwealth Day was a school holiday prior to the transfer of sovereignty, as is the birthday anniversary of Dr. Sun Yat Sen.
How many public holidays are there in China?
According to the Employee Ordinance of the Labour Legislation, 12 of the 17 public holidays are compulsory for employers to give to the employees. These 12 holidays are known as statutory holidays ( Chinese: 法定假期 ), labour holidays ( Chinese: 勞工假期 ), or factory holidays ( Chinese: 工廠假期 ).
