That's 189 working hours at the 45-hour standard week. We subtracted 9 weekend days and 1 public holidays from the 31 calendar days in January 2026.
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| Date | Weekday | Holiday | Counted? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-01 | Thursday | Neujahr | Subtracted |
Source: date-holidays, derived from each country's official labour code. Regional and observance holidays are excluded.
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There are 21 working days in Switzerland in January 2026. That's calculated from 31 calendar days minus 9 weekend days and 1 public holidays that fall on a weekday. The remaining 0 public holidays land on weekends and don't reduce the working-day count.
Switzerland has 189 working hours in January 2026, based on the 45-hour statutory work week (9 hours per day × 21 working days). Source: Swiss Labour Act (ArG).
1 public holidays fall in January 2026: Neujahr (2026-01-01).
No — only nationwide public and bank holidays defined by Swiss Labour Act (ArG) 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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