Russians expect the longest working summer in three years

In this year's summer season, Russians working on a five—day schedule will work for 65 days and rest for 27. This was recalled on May 28 by Margarita Bogdanova-Shemraeva, Head of the HR Department of the Russian Society Znanie.

"In the summer of 2026, with a five—day working week with two days off (Saturday and Sunday), Russians will work 65 days and rest for 27 days," she told RIA Novosti.

Thus, this working summer will be the longest in three years.

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