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Slovakia working days calculator

Slovakia, 2026: 254 working days and 2032 working hours at 8 hours a day. There are 11 national public holidays, 7 of them on working days.

Slovakia 2026 at a glance

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Working days
254
Standard hours
2032
Free days
111
Calendar days
365
Holidays in period
11
Free days from holidays
7
Holidays on weekends
4

Today, Saturday 31 October, is not a working day. 212 working days of 2026 have passed and 42 are left.

Public holidays 2026

January

  • 1 Jan Thursday Day of the Establishment of the Slovak Republic (Deň vzniku Slovenskej republiky)
  • 6 Jan Tuesday Epiphany (Zjavenie Pána)

April

  • 3 Apr Friday Good Friday (Veľkonočný piatok)
  • 6 Apr Monday Easter Monday (Veľkonočný pondelok)

May

  • 1 May Friday International Workers' Day (Sviatok práce)

July

  • 5 Jul Sunday St. Cyril and Methodius Day (Sviatok svätého Cyrila a svätého Metoda) Weekend

August

  • 29 Aug Saturday Slovak National Uprising anniversary (Výročie Slovenského národného povstania) Weekend

November

  • 1 Nov Sunday All Saints’ Day (Sviatok Všetkých svätých) Next Weekend

December

  • 24 Dec Thursday Christmas Eve (Štedrý deň)
  • 25 Dec Friday Christmas Day (Prvý sviatok vianočný)
  • 26 Dec Saturday St. Stephen's Day (Druhý sviatok vianočný) Weekend

Working days and hours by month 2026

Month Working days Hours
January 1 Jan Day of the Establishment of the Slovak Republic (Deň vzniku Slovenskej republiky), 6 Jan Epiphany (Zjavenie Pána) 20 160
February 20 160
March 22 176
April 3 Apr Good Friday (Veľkonočný piatok), 6 Apr Easter Monday (Veľkonočný pondelok) 20 160
May 1 May International Workers' Day (Sviatok práce) 20 160
June 22 176
July 5 Jul St. Cyril and Methodius Day (Sviatok svätého Cyrila a svätého Metoda) 23 184
August 29 Aug Slovak National Uprising anniversary (Výročie Slovenského národného povstania) 21 168
September 22 176
October 22 176
November 1 Nov All Saints’ Day (Sviatok Všetkých svätých) 21 168
December 24 Dec Christmas Eve (Štedrý deň), 25 Dec Christmas Day (Prvý sviatok vianočný), 26 Dec St. Stephen's Day (Druhý sviatok vianočný) 21 168
Total 254 2032

How it works?

This calculator counts working days, public holidays, and shortened workdays for a selected country and period. A working day is any day outside the weekend (Saturday and Sunday; in Egypt Friday and Saturday) that is not a public holiday. Shortened workdays: in Estonia the working day immediately before New Year's Day, Independence Day, Victory Day and Christmas Eve is 3 hours shorter. In Latvia and Lithuania the working day immediately before every public holiday is 1 hour shorter (Latvian Labour Law § 135, Lithuanian Labour Code art. 112).

Holiday data comes from the Nager.Date public holiday database, updated annually.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a working day?

A working day is any day that is neither a weekend day nor a public holiday. In Estonia and most countries the weekend is Saturday and Sunday; in Egypt it is Friday and Saturday.

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What is a shortened workday?

Under § 53 of the Estonian Employment Contracts Act, the working day before New Year's Day, Independence Day (24 February), Victory Day (23 June) and Christmas Eve (24 December) is shortened by three hours. The day shortened is the one immediately before the holiday: if that day is a day off (for example a Sunday), no working day is shortened - the Friday before stays a full day. In Estonia the day before other public holidays is not shortened. In Latvia (Labour Law § 135) and Lithuania (Labour Code art. 112) the working day right before every public holiday is one hour shorter for full-time staff.

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Why don’t some public holidays reduce the working day count?

If a public holiday falls on a weekend (Saturday or Sunday), it does not reduce the working day count, since those days would not be working days regardless.

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How are annual working hours calculated?

Multiply the working days by 8 hours and subtract the shortening for each shortened day - 3 hours in Estonia, 1 hour in Latvia and Lithuania: working days × 8 − shortened days × 3 (or × 1). Monthly norm hours work the same way from that month's working days. For part-time staff, use the agreed daily hours instead of 8.

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Working days and public holidays in other countries