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Alberta > Employment Law > General Holidays & General Holiday Pay:

Which employees are not covered by the Employment Standards Code provisions relating to general holidays and general holiday pay?

Those not covered:

  • farm and ranch workers;
  • employees covered by other acts (for example, lawyers, academic staff);
  • salespersons of automobiles, trucks, buses, farm machinery, road construction equipment, heavy-duty equipment, mobile homes, or residential homes;
  • salespersons who solicit orders, principally outside of the employer's place of business, who are fully or partly paid by commission (this does not apply to route salespersons);
  • licensed salespersons of real estate, insurance (when paid entirely by commission), and securities;
  • salespersons for licensed direct sellers over the age of 16;
  • extras in a video or film production;
  • instructors or counsellors at a non-profit educational or recreational camp for children or handicapped persons or operated for religious purposes.

For more information on general holidays, see Alberta Employment and Immigration.

 


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June 2006
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