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2038 Holidays - Niger

Name Weekday Date Type Subdivisions
New Year's Day Friday Jan. 1, 2038 National All
Tabaski * Sunday Jan. 17, 2038 National All
Tabaski Holiday * Monday Jan. 18, 2038 National All
Muharam * Saturday Feb. 6, 2038 National All
Mouloud * Saturday April 17, 2038 National All
Concord Day Saturday April 24, 2038 National All
Easter Monday Monday April 26, 2038 National All
Labour Day Saturday May 1, 2038 National All
Anniversary of the CNSP Coup Monday July 26, 2038 National All
Independence Day Tuesday Aug. 3, 2038 National All
Laylat al-Qadr * Tuesday Oct. 26, 2038 National All
Korité * Saturday Oct. 30, 2038 National All
Republic Day Saturday Dec. 18, 2038 National All
Christmas Day Saturday Dec. 25, 2038 National All

* Estimated holiday dates

We continuously monitor and update holiday information, but there may be occasional inaccuracies.

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Niger Public Holiday Observance Rules

1. Entitlement to Public Holidays

- Recognized Public Holidays: Niger observes several public holidays each year, encompassing international commemorations, significant dates in the nation's history, and religious observances. These include New Year's Day, Concord Day, Labor Day, Independence Day, Republic Day, and Christmas Day, among others. Both Christian and Muslim holidays are officially recognized. Source

2. Working on Public Holidays

- Compensation for Work: While specific details regarding compensation for working on public holidays in Niger are not explicitly provided in the available sources, it is common practice in many countries for employees who work on public holidays to receive additional pay or compensatory time off. Employers and employees should refer to Niger's labor laws and individual employment contracts to determine the exact entitlements.

3. Holidays Falling on Weekends

- Observance Practices: When a public holiday in Niger falls on a weekend, it is typically observed on that day, and there is no provision for an additional day off during the week. However, practices can vary, and it's advisable for employers and employees to consult local labor regulations or agreements to understand specific observance rules.

4. Additional Notes

- Religious Holidays: Muslim holidays in Niger are dependent on the Islamic calendar and may vary each year based on lunar observations. These include Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and the Prophet's Birthday (Mouloud). The exact dates of these observances can change annually. Source

Employers and employees are encouraged to consult Niger's labor laws and any relevant employment contracts or collective agreements for detailed provisions related to public holidays and work schedules.