In 2027, Russian workers on a five-day workweek are expected to have…
In 2027, Russian workers on a five-day workweek are expected to have 118 non-working days, including weekends and holidays, according to preliminary data from the draft production calendar prepared by the Ministry of Labour. The final version is scheduled for approval in autumn, with no major changes anticipated.
Consensus
- In 2027, workers on a five-day workweek in Russia will have 118 non-working days.
- The number of non-working days is based on the draft production calendar prepared by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation.
- The data are preliminary and subject to final approval in autumn.
- No significant changes to the draft calendar are expected.
Points of divergence
- Petр Petkilev, a senior lecturer at RUDN's Faculty of Civil Law and Procedure and International Private Law, provided the calculation based on the draft production calendar. — vesti
- Vladislav Grib, Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber of Russia, proposed making September 1 (Knowledge Day) a holiday for parents of first graders. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Number of weekends in 2027 for Russian workers on a five-day workweek has been calculated — Вести
- By 2027, Russians on a five-day workweek will have 247 working days and 118 weekends and non-working holiday days. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Number of weekend days in 2027 named — Москва 24