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Marriage Leave
Employees are entitled to paid marriage leave according to the relevant
Wage Regulation Order
that regulates the specific sector of industry in which they are employed. The entitlement may vary depending on the regulation. Employees in activities of work which are not regulated by any W.R.O., are allowed two working days of marriage leave as stipulated in
L.N. 432 of 2007 - Minimum Special Leave Entitlement Regulations
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