In Commemoration of the Day of the Battle of Arica and the Day of the Peruvian Flag, that date will be considered a non-working and paid national holiday.
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With 110 votes in favour, the Plenary of Congress of the republic approved, by insistence, the bill that declares June 7 as a national holiday. This, in commemoration of the Day of the Battle of Arica and the Day of the Peruvian Flag.
In this way, now June 7 will be considered a non-working and paid national holiday, which covers all public institutions and entities in the country, as well as the private sector.
It is worth mentioning that the Executive Branch decided to observe this legislative initiative because “increasing the number of non-working and paid national holidays has a practical effect equivalent to an increase in non-salary labor costs, in turn reducing labor productivity and the competitiveness of Peru , harming the national productive activity, the attraction of investment and formal employment”.
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Source: Larepublica
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