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Do you mean just the regular weekends, or also the holidays that get moved to weekdays?

In 2027, there will be roughly the same number of days off as usual - it's not a leap year and the week structure is standard. Regular weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) count the same every year, but holidays with date shifts are a different story. You can check the official 2027 calendar on the Russian Ministry of Labor website or just search for "production calendar 2027" - it's usually all spelled out there with notes on which days off get moved and where.

Compared to other years, there won't be any major changes, but keep in mind that the holiday structure itself depends on what day of the week they fall on. If New Year and the surrounding days line up right, you could end up with more consecutive days off. The main thing is not to rely on some random internet calendar, but to check the official government document instead, because sometimes there are last-minute clarifications in there.

борис76 asker Yeah, I mean the weekends plus holidays with the day shifts. Thanks for clarifying about the Labor Ministry - I'll check it officially.

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