===Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Brunei===
[[Indonesia]] comprises the largest Muslim population in the world, so it is very common to see people celebrating Eid in virtually every part of Indonesia. Eid is known in Indonesia as '''Idul Fitri''' (or more informally as ''Lebaran'').Itand is a [[Public holidays in Indonesia|national holiday]]. Additionally, within theIndonesia exact''Idul dateFitri'' determinedhas bya locallegally lunarmandated observation.salary Generallybonus speakingfor all employees, inknown theas [[Gregorian''Tunjangan calendar]],Hari Raya''IdulFitri(''THR'') as enforced by Indonesia's Department of Labour, Employment and Society ("movesDepartemen forwardsPengawasan Dinas Tenaga Kerja dan Sosial"). 11The daysmandated peramount yearof this salary bonus differs by region. For example, within the [[Jakarta]] region the ''THR'' bonus must be at least [[Indonesian rupiah|Rp]] 1 million but not less than one month's full salary paid in 2009advance of ''Idul Fitri'', occurredin onaddition Septemberto 21the andemployee's 22regular salary. Thus, whileIdul forFitri 2010is italso fella onpaid Septemberholiday. 10Breaching andor 11withholding withTHR possibleis variancea ofvery twoserious tolabour threelaw daysinfraction eitherand punished severely, regardless of employer status or sideposition.
Additionally, in Indonesia ''Idul Fitri'' has a legally mandated salary bonus for all employees, known as ''Tunjangan Hari Raya'' (''THR'') as enforced by Indonesia's Department of Labour, Employment and Society ("Departemen Pengawasan Dinas Tenaga Kerja dan Sosial"). The mandated amount of this salary bonus differs by region. For example, within the [[Jakarta]] region the ''THR'' bonus must be at least [[Indonesian rupiah|Rp]] 1 million but not less than one month's full salary paid in advance of ''Idul Fitri'', in addition to the employee's regular salary. Thus, Idul Fitri is also a paid holiday. Breaching or withholding THR is a very serious labour law infraction and punished severely, regardless of employer status or position.
In [[Malaysia]], [[Singapore]], and [[Brunei]], Eid is more commonly known as ''Hari Raya Aidilfitri'', ''Hari Raya Idul Fitri'' or ''Hari Raya Puasa''. ''Hari Raya'', which literally means 'Celebration Day'.
