2027 has 241 working days and 124 non-working days; the norm for a 40-hour week is 1,922 hours.
Working days
241
Non-working days
124
Holiday dates
20
Norm, hours
1,9221,729.2
expected The Cabinet of Ministers' decision for 2027 is not out yet (it usually comes in December). Fixed holidays are from the Labour Code, the Ramadan and Eid al-Adha dates from the astronomical Hijri calendar, and the moved days from the Code's rule; the decision may add an extra day off.
public holidaymoved rest dayweekendshortened day, 7 hours
Best days to take leave
Take 2 days of leave — 5 days off in a row
Leave: 18–19 January · off: 16–20 January · expectedCalculate →
Take 2 days of leave — 5 days off in a row
Leave: 21–22 January · off: 20–24 January · expectedCalculate →
Take 2 days of leave — 9 days off in a row
Leave: 11–12 March · off: 6–14 March · expectedCalculate →
Take 3 days of leave — 9 days off in a row
Leave: 19–21 May · off: 15–23 May · expectedCalculate →
Take 1 day of leave — 4 days off in a row
Leave: 14 June · off: 12–15 June · expectedCalculate →
Take 3 days of leave — 6 days off in a row
Leave: 16–18 June · off: 15–20 June · expectedCalculate →
Take 3 days of leave — 9 days off in a row
Leave: 10–12 November · off: 6–14 November · expectedCalculate →
Leave is counted in calendar days; the days taken here are working days only. Leave can be split only with the employer's consent, and one part must be at least 14 calendar days (art. 137.1).
Public holidays are set by article 105 of the Labour Code; the dates of Novruz, Ramadan and Eid al-Adha are confirmed each year by the Cabinet of Ministers. National Mourning Day (20 January) is not a working day. When a holiday or mourning day falls on a rest day, the next working day becomes a rest day; when two holidays coincide an extra rest day is also given. The working day before a holiday is one hour shorter (art. 96). These rules are for a 5-day week; a 6-day week has a different number of rest days.
Azərbaycan Respublikasının Əmək Məcəlləsi — bayramlar (maddə 105)
