Overview

• Mexico’s labor law sets Sept. 16 as a non‑transferable rest day in 2025, so the holiday will not be moved despite falling on a Tuesday.
• Under Article 75 of the LFT, employees required to work that day must receive their normal rest‑day pay plus double for the service rendered, totaling the equivalent of triple pay.
• The CNBV’s calendar designates Sept. 16 as a banking holiday, so branches will be closed, with remaining 2025 bank closures on Nov. 17, Dec. 12 and Dec. 25.
• The SEP lists Sept. 16 as a day off in the basic education calendar, giving students a school holiday.
• Granting Sept. 15 as an extra day off is discretionary for schools and employers, and Profedet provides the official holiday list and free guidance or complaint channels for pay disputes.