Singapore Public Holidays 2023. In the Chinese Calendar, 2023 is Year of Rabbit.
29th September 2022
Following the announcement of holiday change for vesak day from 3rd june 2023 to 2nd june 2023, we have made the amendment for your download. The above calendar show both the 2023 Public Holidays and MOE School Holidays. These dates may be modified as official changes are announced, so please check back regularly for their updates. In case you love our calendar and wanted to print these CLEAR High Resolution Format [WITHOUT WATERMARK] and pin on your deskboard, you are welcome. Its FREE. You would not lose any important message anymore and the best part, it does not require battery. Therefore your IMPORTANT data will not be lost.
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Note: If a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will be a designated public holiday.
Singapore Public Holidays Year 2023
There are 10 holidays in Singapore Public Holidays Year 2023 and they are
- New Year Day [Sun, 1st January 2023] *
- Chinese New Year [Sun, 22nd January 2023 & Mon 23rd January 2023] *
- Good Friday [Fri, 7th April 2023] *
- Hari Raya Pausa [Sat, 22nd April 2023] *
- Labour Day [Mon, 1st May 2023] *
- Vesak Day [Fri, 2nd June 2023] *
- Hari Raya Haji [Thur, 29th June 2023]
- National Day [Wed, 9th August 2023]
- Deepavali [Sun, 12th November 2023] *
- Christmas Day [Mon, 25th Dec 2023] *
Due to some of the replacement holidays on the monday [as holidays falls on a sunday], we ended up having 14 days of rest. However, that is not all. With proper planning, we could increase our rest days in a smarter way. Below will shared with you how many days of leave you could get in exchange for more rest.
What is Long Weekend?
A long weekday is usually called when you have at least 3 days of rest.
How many days of annual leave am I entitled to?
Your annual leave entitlement depends on how many years of service you have with your employer. Your year of service begins from the day you start work with your employer. Below the table show you a general guide of annual
leave.
You can view here for more information.
import "github.com/joshtronic/go-holidayapi"
hapi := holidayapi.NewV1["__YOUR_API_KEY__"]
holidays, err := hapi.Holidays[map[string]interface{}{
"country": "SG",
"year": "2023",
}]
import { HolidayAPI } from 'holidayapi';
const key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
const holidayApi = new HolidayAPI[{ key }];
holidayApi.holidays[{
country: 'SG',
year: '2023',
}];
$key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__';
$holiday_api = new \HolidayAPI\Client[['key' => $key]];
$holidays = $holiday_api->holidays[[
'country' => 'SG',
'year' => '2023',
]];
$Body = @{}
$Body.key = "__YOUR_API_KEY__"
$Body.country = "SG"
$Body.year = "2023"
$Result = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $Url -Body $Body
$Result.holidays
import holidayapi
key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
hapi = holidayapi.v1[key]
holidays = hapi.holidays[{
'country': 'SG',
'year': '2023',
}]
require 'ruby-holidayapi'
key = '__YOUR_API_KEY__'
hapi = HolidayAPI::V1.new[key]
holidays = hapi.holidays[{
'country': 'SG',
'year': '2023',
}]