Labour Day in Dominica
Labour Day in Dominica is held on May 4. It is observed on the first Monday of May. This event in the first decade of the month May is annual. 
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Labour Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is a public holiday in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Labour Day is a holiday to celebrate the achievements of workers.
The Division of Labour within the Ministry of National Security and Home affairs has issued a strong message to employers who are failing to comply with a key legislative provision designed to increase employees’ wages.
Any worker who has consented to work on a holiday is entitle to double pay or time off equivalent to the number of hours that the individual would have earned. The same would apply for working after normal working hours on a regular working day which would be overtime pay at a rate of time and a half or time off equivalent to the number of hours that the individual would have earned.
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National Mother's Day in the Dominica on May 31
Teachers' Day in Dominican Republic on June 30
Father's Day in the Dominican Republic on July 27 (celebrated on last Sunday in July);
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