The days of June 1 and 2 will most probably be declared nonworking days. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection drafted a relevant decision that is to be approved by the Cabinet, IPN reports.

International Children’s Day that is celebrated on June 1 is on the list of traditional holidays, not yet on the list of days declared nonworking ones in accordance with the Labor Code. However, under a Parliament decision, June 1 is a nonworking holiday. “Given this situation, the draft decision proposes considering June 1, 2023 a day off. Respectively, in order to enable the employees to optimally use the day declared a nonworking one and the weekend days, June 2, 2023 will also be a day off. Instead, the working hours in June will be extended,” says the draft decision.

For ministries, other central administrative authorities, public institutions, June 1 and 2, 2023 will be nonworking days for which the salary per unit of time is maintained.

The Republic of Moldova hosts the second EPC Summit on June 1, 2023. For the first time, 50 heads of state and government and high-ranking European officials will come to Moldova to discuss three main topics: joint efforts for peace and security; energy resilience and climate action; and interconnections in Europe for a better connected and more stable continent.