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Source: Agencia de Informção de Moçambique (Maputo)
Mozambique's Minister of Labour (Ministra do Trabalho, Emprego e Segurança Social - MITESS), Vitória Dias Diogo, has announced a one-off non-working public sector holiday (tolerância de ponto) in Mozambique, on Wednesday, October 10, 2018, on account of the upcoming fifth municipal elections.
As per the aforementioned announcement, the one-off non-working public sector holiday in Mozambique, on Wednesday, October 10, 2018, on account of the fifth municipal elections ("é extensiva aos cidadãos residentes nas vilas ou cidades municipalizadas e que prestam actividade laboral nos distritos não municipalizados").
The declaration of one-off non-working public holidays is a relatively common feature of Mozambique's official public holidays calendar (14-Jun-2018, 26-Feb-2016, 30-Dec-2015, 14-Jan-2015, 21-Dec-2013, 01-Aug-2013, 21-Dec-2012, 05-Dec-2011, 16-Oct-2011, 29-Dec-2010, 23-Dec-2010,...), as Mozambique's Labour Code gives the Minister of Labour the authority to declare one-off public holidays in Mozambique.
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