New Year’s Day is a holiday that marks the beginning of the calendar year.
In Alberta, it’s a day often celebrated with fireworks, family gatherings, and various events.
But is it a statutory holiday in Alberta? Let’s find out.
Is New Year’s Day a Stat Holiday in Alberta?
Yes, New Year’s Day is a statutory holiday in Alberta.
This means that most employees are entitled to a day off with pay on January 1st.
What Does “Statutory” Mean for Your Pay?
Being a statutory holiday, New Year’s Day often means paid time off for employees.
For more details on how stat pay works in Alberta, check out our comprehensive guide on stat pay.
More New Year’s Day Information
New Year’s Day is observed on January 1st every year.
If January 1st falls on a Sunday, the statutory holiday is observed on the following Monday.
In Summary
- New Year’s Day is a stat holiday in Alberta.
- Most employees are entitled to a day off with pay on this day.
- If January 1st falls on a Sunday, the holiday is observed on the following Monday.
