APPROACHING NON-WORKING DAYS, HERE'S HOW TO ORGANIZE A MINI BREAK

The news that delights all citizens is that this year the free days for May 1st and Easter are combined, so many will manage to combine these days and make a mini vacation.

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This year's non-working days will start with Labor Day, May 1st and 2nd are standard non-working days, and immediately after them are the non-working days for Easter from May 3rd to 6th and May 9th, Victory Day over Fascism. So from May 1st to May 9th, many will be resting.

The school vacation will coincide with the non-working days we have already mentioned.

The vacation starts on April 29th, so many parents take additional days off to fully utilize and coordinate their vacation with the spring break.

Here's how to combine the non-working days:

Namely, the next break from work awaits us from May 1st, Labor Day, which falls on Wednesday, and May 2nd, Thursday.

Then, already on Friday, May 3rd, Good Friday falls, and then on Sunday, May 5th, Easter. May 6th, Easter Monday, is also a non-working day. If you have remaining vacation days, one suggestion is to take three working days off (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday) and get 12 days of vacation as you combine it all with the upcoming weekend.

Or, a "painless" option for many – April 29th and 30th, so you can extend until May 7th, which is still quite a lot.

If one of the dates of the state holidays falls on a Sunday, the next working day is not affected. This does not apply when it comes to religious holidays, according to Blic.