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Russians face 10 days off and holidays in November 2026

In November 2026, Russians will have 20 working days and 10 weekends and holidays

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Russians face 10 days off and holidays in November 2026

In November 2026, Russians will have 20 working days and 10 weekends and holidays. This was reported by RIA Novosti Associate Professor of the Department of Labor Law of Moscow State University Mikhail Afanasyev.

An additional weekend falls on Wednesday, November 4. On this day in Russia celebrate the Day of national unity.

Working hours in November will depend on the length of the working week. With a standard schedule of 40 hours, it will be 159 hours. For employees with a 36-hour working week, 143 hours are provided, and for a 24-hour week - no more than 95 hours.

Also, Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation Vladislav Grib proposed to fix the status of December 31 as a non-working day at the legislative level.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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