Austria · 2027

    250 working days in Austria, 2027

    That's 2000 working hours at the 40-hour standard week. We subtracted 104 weekend days and 11 public holidays from the 365 calendar days in 2027.

    250
    Working days
    2000
    Working hours (8h × 250)
    11
    Public holidays on weekdays

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    2000
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    2027
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    How we got to 250 working days

    • Total calendar days in 2027: 365
    • Weekend days (Saturday + Sunday): 104
    • Federal public holidays in the period: 15 (of which 4 fall on a weekend and don't reduce working days)
    • Working days: 365 − 104 − 11 = 250
    • Working hours: 250 × 8h = 2000h (based on Austrian Arbeitszeitgesetz)

    Public holidays subtracted (15)

    DateWeekdayHolidayCounted?
    2027-01-01FridayNeujahrSubtracted
    2027-01-06WednesdayHeilige Drei KönigeSubtracted
    2027-03-29MondayOstermontagSubtracted
    2027-05-01SaturdayStaatsfeiertagFalls on weekend
    2027-05-06ThursdayChristi HimmelfahrtSubtracted
    2027-05-17MondayPfingstmontagSubtracted
    2027-05-27ThursdayFronleichnamSubtracted
    2027-08-15SundayMariä HimmelfahrtFalls on weekend
    2027-10-26TuesdayNationalfeiertagSubtracted
    2027-11-01MondayAllerheiligenSubtracted
    2027-12-08WednesdayMariä EmpfängnisSubtracted
    2027-12-24FridayHeiliger AbendSubtracted
    2027-12-25SaturdayChristtagFalls on weekend
    2027-12-26SundayStefanitagFalls on weekend
    2027-12-31FridaySilvesterSubtracted

    Source: date-holidays, derived from each country's official labour code. Regional and observance holidays are excluded.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How many working days are in Austria in 2027?

    There are 250 working days in Austria in 2027. That's calculated from 365 calendar days minus 104 weekend days and 11 public holidays that fall on a weekday. The remaining 4 public holidays land on weekends and don't reduce the working-day count.

    How many working hours are in Austria in 2027?

    Austria has 2000 working hours in 2027, based on the 40-hour statutory work week (8 hours per day × 250 working days). Source: Austrian Arbeitszeitgesetz.

    Which public holidays in Austria fall in 2027?

    15 public holidays fall in 2027: Neujahr (2027-01-01); Heilige Drei Könige (2027-01-06); Ostermontag (2027-03-29); Staatsfeiertag (2027-05-01); Christi Himmelfahrt (2027-05-06); Pfingstmontag (2027-05-17) and 9 more.

    Does this count include half-days or regional holidays?

    No — only nationwide public and bank holidays defined by Austrian Arbeitszeitgesetz are subtracted. Regional, observance, and optional holidays vary by state or canton and aren't included so the headline figure stays consistent for nationwide payroll, billing, and capacity-planning use.

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