Working days and days off – January 2026
An overview of working days and days off in the Czech Republic for January 2026. See working days, weekends, public holidays, and the number of working hours.
- 21
- workdays
- 168
- work hours
- 31
- calendar days
- 9
- weekend days
- 1
- weekday holiday
Month structure
- Weekdays before holidays
- 22
- − Public holidays on weekdays
- 1
- = Workdays
- 21
- Weekend days
- 9
- + Public holidays on weekdays
- 1
- = Non-working days
- 10
- Saturdays
- 5
- Sundays
- 4
Month calendar
Public holidays this month
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1. 1. 2026 — Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State / New Year’s Day
Non-working weekday Stores over 200 m²: sales prohibitedIt falls on a working weekday, reducing the workday count by 1 and the standard eight-hour working time by 8 hours.
Non-working days: January 2026
10 non-working days 9 weekend days 1 public holiday on a weekday
Weekends
- –
- –
- –
- –
Public holidays on weekdays
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Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State / New Year’s Day
First and last workday
- First workday
- Last workday
Time off and vacation
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Best-value option
Take 1 day of vacation leave — 2 January — to get 4 consecutive days off during 1–4 January 2026. -
Maximum time off
Take 3 days of vacation leave — 29–31 December — to get 8 consecutive days off during 25 December 2025 — 1 January 2026.
How to use the working days and days off overview for January 2026
Use this overview to plan vacations, shifts, work deadlines, or long weekends. The calendar shows which dates are regular working days, weekends, or public holidays.
Based on a standard eight-hour working day, January 2026 has 168 hours in total. Your actual working hours may differ depending on your employment arrangement, shift pattern, or individual work schedule.