On Saturday, August 31st, our country will observe the holiday "Day of the Black Person and the Afro-Costa Rican Culture," a recently established holiday which has been defined in our Labor Code as a non-mandatory paid holiday.
Below, we outline the key aspects you should consider regarding its observance, the day of celebration, and the correct method of compensation.
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