June 27th. It is the Day of the State Worker, a date that was established through article 3 of Law 26,876, which was sanctioned in 2013.
Employees of the national public administration will be the only beneficiaries.
“June 27 is established as a day of rest for employees of the national public administration, in which tasks will not be provided, assimilating it to national holidays for all legal purposes,” provides the rule, which applies in dependencies national, provincial and municipal.
Law 26,876, which was passed on July 3, 2013, was enacted on August 1 of that year. At that time, June 27 was declared as “State Worker’s Day”, assimilating to national holidays for all legal purposes. The provinces were also invited to adhere to the determination.
On that date in 1978, the International Labor Organization (ILO) adopted Convention No. 151 and Recommendation No. 159 related to the right to collective bargaining and labor relations in public administration.
Who benefits:
- State workers of the central administration
- Decentralized state workers
- Teachers and assistants
- Health workers
- Security workers
- Judiciary workers
