Overview
- Argentina’s November break runs from Friday 21 to Monday 24 after the government declared Friday a tourism non-working day and moved the National Sovereignty Day holiday to Monday.
- Work performed on the Monday national holiday in Argentina must be paid at double rate under the Labor Contract Law, while Friday’s non-working status is optional for employers with regular pay.
- Argentina’s next nationwide break falls on Monday 8 December for the Inmaculada Concepción, creating a three-day weekend.
- Peru will observe consecutive national holidays on Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 December, with labor law granting paid rest and requiring an additional 100% surcharge if worked without substitute time off.
- Separate local measures include Moquegua’s regional non-working day with public school suspensions on Tuesday 25 November and Tijuana’s Monday 24 November municipal day off limited to city staff with emergency services on guard.