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If you live in Chile and want to plan both your upcoming holidays as rest daysit is important that you know the calendar of holidays and holidays for 2023. This year, 15 will be celebrated holidaysincluding religious holidays as Good Friday was and Christmas will be, as well as national holidays such as Labor Day and Independence Day. Take note of these dates so that you can plan your activities and breaks properly.
Los inalienable holidays They will also be one of the most anticipated, and you will not have to wait long, since it will be in May, Labor Day, which will be Monday the 1st. In September, as usual, the 18th and 19th for national holidays. And finally, on December 25, for Christmas.
It should be noted that the year has holidays in almost every month, except February and March, which have already passed.
WHAT ARE THE 2023 HOLIDAYS IN CHILE?
Check out the official 2023 calendar with Chilean holidays:
- Sunday, January 1: New Year (unwaivable holiday) [Ya pasó]
- Monday, January 2: Holiday added for 2023 (Already passed)
- Friday April 7: Good Friday (It’s over)
- Saturday April 8: Holy Saturday (It’s over)
- Monday May 1: Labor Day (unwaivable holiday)
- Sunday May 7: Elections of the Constitutional Council
- Sunday May 21: Naval Glories Day
- Wednesday June 21: National Day of Indigenous Peoples
- Monday June 26: Saint Peter and Saint Paul
- Sunday July 16: Day of the Virgen del Carmen
- Tuesday, August 15: Assumption of the Virgin
- Monday, September 18: National Independence (unwaivable holiday)
- Tuesday, September 19: Day of the Glories of the Army (unavoidable holiday)
- Monday, October 9: Day of the Meeting of Two Worlds
- Friday October 27: Day of the Evangelical and Protestant Churches
- Wednesday, November 1: All Saints’ Day
- Friday December 8: Immaculate Conception
- Sunday, December 17: Exit Plebiscite
- Monday, December 25: Christmas (unwaivable holiday)
WHAT ARE THE LONG WEEKENDS IN 2023?
The following long weekend corresponds to next month, with the inalienable holiday of Labor Day, which for 2023 falls on Monday May 1. After that comes another holiday that falls at the beginning of the week, corresponding to San Pedro and San Pablo, the June 26th.
In relation to the National Holidays, the year arrives with four days of celebration: September 18 and 19, 2023 (Monday and Tuesday, respectively).
Another holiday Monday in the calendar is October 9, with the Day of the Meeting of Two Worlds. In the same month, it will also be a weekend Friday the 27th with the Day of the Evangelical and Protestant Churches.
Finally, in December, the Friday, 8 corresponds to the Immaculate Conception and the monday 25 Christmas, generating another long weekend with an inalienable holiday.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THAT THEY ARE NECESSARY HOLIDAYS?
In Chile, inalienable holidays are those in which workers cannot be forced to work, regardless of the circumstances. These days are intended to celebrate national or international holidays and employers are not allowed to make agreements for their workers to work during those days. Otherwise, corresponding sanctions might be applied.
WHAT ARE THE UNRELIABLE HOLIDAYS OF 2023?
The inalienable holidays, in which in a few exceptions you can work and the operation of the trade is prohibited, are the following five days of the year 2023:
- Sunday January 1: New Year (It’s over)
- Monday May 1: Labor Day.
- Monday September 18: National Independence.
- Tuesday September 19: Day of the Glories of the Army.
- Monday December 25: Christmas.
WHO CAN WORK DURING THE NON-WEECH HOLIDAYS?
All those who have a restaurant, nightclub, supermarket or entertainment establishment such as a cinema, discotheque or a circus can work during these holidays.
It should be noted that a restaurant will be understood as any establishment that meets its basic characteristics, even if it has a different name. Thus, soda fountains and pastry shops that include food consumption in the same place, will also fall into this category.
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