Working days 2026 in Scotland

2026 has 252 working days in Scotland: 261 weekdays Monday to Friday minus 9 public holidays that fall on a weekday.

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Working days per month

MonthWorking daysHolidays (Mon–Fri)Which
January202New Year's Day, 2nd January
February200–
March220–
April211Good Friday
May192Early May bank holiday, Spring bank holiday
June220–
July230–
August201Summer bank holiday
September220–
October220–
November201St Andrew's Day
December212Christmas Day, Boxing Day
Year2529
Working days 2026 in Scotland, five-day week

Public holidays 2026 in Scotland

DateHolidayFalls on
Thu, January 1New Year's Dayweekday
Fri, January 22nd Januaryweekday
Fri, April 3Good Fridayweekday
Mon, May 4Early May bank holidayweekday
Mon, May 25Spring bank holidayweekday
Mon, August 3Summer bank holidayweekday
Mon, November 30St Andrew's Dayweekday
Fri, December 25Christmas Dayweekday
Mon, December 28Boxing Dayweekday

0 holidays fall on a weekend in 2026 before substitution and do not reduce the working days.

Working hours in the year

Daily hoursAnnual hoursminus 15 vacation days
8.0 h (40-hour week)2,0161,896
7.7 h (38.5-hour week)1,9401,824
7.6 h (38-hour week)1,9151,801

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Frequently asked questions

How many working days are there in 2026 in Scotland?

2026 has 252 working days in Scotland on a five-day week: 261 weekdays from Monday to Friday minus 9 public holidays that fall on a weekday in 2026. Vacation days are not yet deducted.

Do weekend holidays count?

In the United States, fixed-date federal holidays that fall on a weekend are observed on the nearest weekday; in the United Kingdom a substitute bank holiday is added. The tables above already show the observed or substitute dates, so weekend holidays are counted correctly.

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