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In 2027, there will be as many short weeks as there are holidays falling on weekdays that create a reduction in working hours. The main thing is it depends on how exactly you count: if we're talking about days that were declared non-working due to a holiday being moved, there will be several of them. The exact number of short weeks is best checked in the official work calendar for 2027 - it's usually published on the websites of the Ministry of Labor or the Federal Tax Service. It clearly shows which days are non-working and how days off are shifted around holidays.

In Russia, short weeks traditionally happen in January (around New Year), in May (May 1st and 9th) and in November (November 4th). But you need to consider which day of the week the holiday falls on and whether there will be any shifts. For example, if a holiday falls on a Tuesday, you might get a four-day week, but if it falls on a weekend day - there might be no shift and there will be fewer short weeks.

I'd recommend not relying on rough calculations but going straight to the work calendar for your specific region - sometimes there are nuances there. If you're planning time off or have important things to do, this will help you manage your time better!

You need to check the production calendar - that's the way to know for sure instead of guessing. Short weeks in 2027 depend on how the government shifts days off around holidays: if a holiday falls on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday and the day off gets moved to an adjacent day, you end up with a shortened week. The exact number of such weeks is determined by the official production calendar, which usually comes out toward the end of the previous year - it's all laid out day by day there.

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