Mexicans try their best in order to fulfill their responsibilities, but fortunately they are rewarded with the bridges and days off.
Before you make plans it is important that you know the details about the days of rest that remain this year.
When will the next day of rest be for girls and boys?
According to the official calendar of the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), the next day of rest that can be enjoyed by the basic level students It will be Wednesday, May 15.
The reason? On this date, classes will be suspended due to the celebration of Teacher’s Day.
In addition, SEP students will also be able to rest on Friday, May 31, on the occasion of the School Technical Council meeting.
How many long weekends of rest are left until 2024?
The and the workers Mexicans also deserve a break, fortunately By 2024 there are two official bridges remaining:
- September 16 – Independence Day falls on a Monday and thus will become a long weekend.
- November 18 – The commemoration of Mexican Revolution Day will move to Monday and will also become a bridge.
These highly relevant dates do move to Monday so that workers and students can enjoy a ‘long’ weekend, it even serves as an excuse to go on a trip or simply have an extra day of rest.
The best thing is that these rest breaks will not only apply to workers, but also to Mexican students.
Will there be a long weekend for Mother’s Day?
Mother’s Day It is one of the most popular holidays among Mexican families, but unfortunately It is not considered among holidays that are established by the Federal Labor Law.
This means that work and school activities will be carried out normally. However, May 10 falls on a Friday and there is a possibility that some people will get this day off to see his mother and celebrate.
There are even companies or government agencies that suspend activities, allowing mothers working women go to school festivals with their children or go out to celebrate.
What are the last holidays in 2024?
These are the official holidays or mandatory rest days remaining in the year:
- Sunday, June 2: Federal and local election day.
- Monday, September 16: Independence Day.
- October 1: Change of the presidency of Mexico.
- November 18: Mexican Revolution Day.
- December 25: Christmas, it is the last holiday of the year.
