WIRE — Egypt's Ministry of Labour announced on 20 July 2026 that Thursday, 23 July 2026, will be a fully paid official holiday for workers covered by the provisions of the Labour Law issued under Law No. 14 of 2025, in celebration of the anniversary of the 23 July Revolution. Minister Hassan Raddad stated that the decision is part of the legal framework governing paid leave on official holidays and occasions designated by the minister responsible for labour affairs, as implemented under Article 129 of the Labour Law. The minister added that employers may still require employees to work on that day if operational circumstances make it necessary. In such cases, employees are entitled to compensation equivalent to twice their daily wage in addition to their regular pay, or receive an alternate day off in compensation, provided the employee submits a written request to be filed in their personnel records, in accordance with the Labour Law provisions. Raddad emphasized that the holiday is a fully paid public holiday covered under Labour Ministerial Decree No. 294 of 2025, which lists official holidays and occasions that qualify for paid leave. To ensure correctContinue reading "Labour Ministry Confirms Paid Holiday for 23 July Revolution Anniversary, With Rules on Work and Compensation" The post Labour Ministry Confirms Paid Holiday for 23 July Revolution Anniversary, With Rules on Work and Compensation first appeared on Egyptian Streets.
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