FAQ 71Operator answerPosted Oct 15, 2026
I work on the farm. Do I get paid if I work on May 1st?
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You must receive it.
Holiday regulations do not apply to agriculture and livestock according to Article 63 of the Labor Standards Act.
However, since Labor Day on May 1st is a paid holiday under separate laws, it also applies to workers in agriculture, forestry, and livestock industries.
If you worked that day, you should receive your allowance.
If you're curious about the allowance calculation, ask 1350.
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Reference only. Rules change often. Confirm with 1350 (Ministry of Employment and Labor helpline) before you apply.