How many days do Uzbeks have off in March?

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Uzbeks have 3 non-working holidays in March. These are:

March 8 - International Women's Day;
March 21 - Navruz;
March 31 (estimated) - Ramadan Eid.

Monday, March 10 - will be an additional day off for those on a 5-day workweek. Because according to Article 208 of the Labor Code, if a holiday falls on a day off, then the day off is transferred to the working day after the holiday.

Since March 8 is Women's Day, this day off for those who work 5 days a week will be moved to Monday, March 10.

Thus, for those who work 5 days a week, there will be 3 consecutive days off from March 8 to March 10:

For those who work 6 days a week, only March 8 (Saturday) will be a day off, but March 10 (Monday) will be a working day.

According to the Ministry of Employment's 2025 calendar of working hours in production, no additional days off are planned for March this year.


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For your information, the document on establishing additional non-working days and moving holidays during the celebration of official annual dates, which has become a tradition, was not adopted for 2025.

With the relevant documents on the celebration of Navruz or Hayit, it is possible that working days or holidays in March will change. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”