Workplace rights and responsibilities for national system employers and employees Retail shop and bank trading restrictionsĮnquiries regarding trading restrictions and exemptions for banks and retail shops should be directed to Fair Trading NSW on 13 32 20 or see this page on their website. Typically, they are requested by a council in order to recognise and facilitate attendance for a day of special significance to the local community such as an agricultural show or racing carnival. They can be for a whole day or part of a day. These occasions may be declared on the application of a local council. In addition to these listed standard public holidays that apply to the whole of NSW, there are also a small number of local public holidays and local event days that are declared from time to time in regional and rural NSW. NSW local public holidays or local event days Note that the declaration of a local event day does not make the local event day a public holiday. Section 8 of the Act provides for the declaration of a local event day in a local government area. Section 5 of the Act provides for the declaration of additional public holidays including public holidays for a part of the State. Section 4 of the Public Holidays Act 2010 declares the standard public holidays that apply in NSW. Print: NSW Public Holidays 2021-2023 (PDF, 127 KB)

Bank Holiday is not a declared public holiday.Ģ The public holiday standard in the Public Holidays Act 2010 provides that when Australia Day (26 January) falls on a Saturday or Sunday, there will be no public holiday on that day and instead the following Monday is to be the public holiday.ģ The public holiday standard in the Act provides that when New Year's Day, Christmas Day or Boxing Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday there is to be an additional public holiday on the following Monday or Tuesday. See the Banks and Financial Institutions page of the Fair Trading website. ‘Bank Holiday’ is included in this list because it has implications for the staffing of these institutions. Easter Saturday - the Saturday following Good Fridayġ Retail bank branches and certain financial institutions are required to remain closed on the first Monday in August (Bank Holiday) unless otherwise exempt - see Part 3A of the Retail Trading Act 2008.

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