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September 28th Teachers' Day holiday: one day off, plan your trip early

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Since the Legislative Yuan did not have time to review the amendment to the "One Fixed Day Off, One Flexible Rest Day" policy, workers are entitled to a one-day holiday on Teachers' Day this year, September 28th. If you are required to work or work overtime that day, or if your employer has not announced any arrangements, and you do not get the day off or even have to work, then your rights may be compromised.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported

 
Because the Legislative Yuan didn’t have time to review the amendment to the “One Fixed Day Off, One Flexible Rest Day” policy, workers are entitled to a one-day holiday on Teachers’ Day this year, September 28th. If you work or work overtime that day, or if your employer hasn’t made an announcement, and you do not take the day off or are required to work, then your rights could be affected.

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September 28, 2016, falls on a Wednesday. Although you would need to take two extra days off to connect it with the weekends before and after for a longer break, many people are already starting to think about using this opportunity to travel and even to avoid the crowds. Since the Ministry of Labor’s proposed amendment to the enforcement rules of the Labor Standards Act was not reviewed in time, the originally deleted seven national holidays will still be observed as usual. The "One Fixed Day Off, One Flexible Rest Day" bill and related controversies remain unresolved, so workers are also entitled to a one-day holiday on Teachers’ Day this year. It’s a great chance to rest well and plan leisure travel activities.

 

 

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