In November 2026, residents of Kazakhstan will observe a total of nine non-working days for those on a standard five-day work schedule. The month, which spans 30 days, contains no national holidays or official observances that would trigger additional time off or holiday transfers. Consequently, individuals following a five-day work week will complete 21 working days, while those on a six-day schedule will have 25 working days with only five days of rest. As there are no public holidays scheduled throughout the month, the country will not experience any extended weekends. The calendar for November 2026 begins on a Sunday and concludes on a Monday, maintaining a standard operational rhythm for the workforce without interruptions from state-sanctioned breaks.
Source : Tengrinews
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