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Spain 2027 labor calendar planning

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The 2027 labor calendar in Spain has been finalized following the publication of the official schedule in the Spanish Official State Gazette (BOE). The calendar establishes nine national holidays common across the country: January 1, January 6, March 26, May 1, August 15, October 12, November 1, December 6, December 8, and December 25. While the state sets these non-substitutable holidays, autonomous communities have exercised their authority to manage additional regional dates and adjust specific schedules. For instance, Holy Thursday (March 25) will be observed in most regions, excluding Catalonia and the Valencian Community. Several regions, including Galicia, Madrid, Murcia, Navarra, and the Valencian Community, will observe San José on March 19. In the Balearic Islands, Easter Monday (March 29) is designated as a holiday, which may result in a five-day break. Regional governments have begun releasing specific schedules. In Murcia, the approved calendar includes 12 national and regional holidays, with five identified long weekends (puentes) around New Year, San José, Holy Week, All Saints' Day, and Constitution Day. Local municipalities in Murcia will determine two additional holidays. In Andalucía, the Junta de Andalucía published its schedule via Decree 84/2026, featuring 12 paid, non-recoverable holidays. Because the Day of Andalucía and the Assumption of the Virgin fall on Sundays in 2027, they will be observed on the following Mondays, March 1 and August 16, respectively. Each Andalusian municipality will also add two local holidays to the regional schedule. In Melilla, the Government Council has approved a 2027 calendar consisting of 14 holidays, comprising national, regional, and local festivities. This schedule includes Eid Fitr and Eid Al Adha. The calendar identifies six long weekends, with the Holy Week period noted as the longest, alongside breaks for the New Year, the Feast of Sacrifice, Melilla Day, All Saints' Day, and Constitution Day.

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