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    capital city

    Capital

    San Juan

    currency

    Currency

    United States Dollar (USD)

    date format

    Date format

    mm/dd/yyyy

    region

    Region

    LATAM

    entitlement

    Minimum holiday entitlement

    15

    paid public holidays

    Paid public holidays per year

    Additional leave compliance rules and complexities

    Annual leave

    The longer an employee stays in a role, the more statutory paid annual leave they get. For their first year in a role, they get 6 days’ paid leave a year. After 1 year in a role, employees get 9 days’ paid leave a year. After 5 years in a role, they get 12 days’ annual leave a year. Finally, if employees stay in a role for 15 years, they get a minimum of 15 days’ annual leave a year.

    Sick leave

    Employees’ paid sick leave entitlement increases at the same rate: 6 days for their first year in a role, 9 days after 1 year, and so on.

    Maternity and paternity leave

    Mothers get up to 8 weeks of maternity leave, but only fathers who work in the private sector can request paternity leave – which is unpaid, at that. Though there are no statutory arrangements for paid shared parental leave, parents can take up to 12 weeks of unpaid parental leave with full job protection.