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Which Days will be non-working for the New Year Holidays?

Published: December 19, 2023
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Non-working days in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina(FBiH), during the New Year holiday, will be Monday and Tuesday, January 1st and 2nd, 2024, the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy announced.

On holidays, employers, institutions, administrative bodies and other legal entities will not work.

“The Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, on the occasion of the approaching end of the 2023 calendar year, informs the public that the Law on Holidays (“Official Gazette of the SFRY”, number: 6/73), which is based on the Decree with legal force on the adoption and application of federal laws (“Official Gazette of RBiH”, number: 2/92), i.e. the Law on Confirmation of Decrees with Legal Force (“Official Gazette of RBiH”, number: 13/94), applied as a federal law, stipulates that the New Year is a holiday and that it is being celebrated for two days, January 1st and 2nd,” the announcement stated.

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