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Turkmenistan's Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population has published the 2025 work calendar on its official website. The calendar calculates work hours for different schedules:

• Five-day, 40-hour workweeks with 8-hour workdays,
• Six-day, 40-hour workweeks with 7-hour workdays,
• Six-day, 36-hour workweeks with 6-hour workdays.

In 2025, Turkmenistan will observe 12 non-working public holidays:

• January 1 – New Year’s Day
• March 8 – International Women’s Day
• March 21-22 – National Spring Holiday
• March 30 – Oraza Bayram
• May 18 – Constitution and State Flag Day of Turkmenistan
• June 6,7,8 – Kurban Bayram
• September 27 – Independence Day of Turkmenistan
• October 6 – Remembrance Day
• December 12 – International Day of Neutrality

In accordance with Article 61 of Turkmenistan’s Labor Code, work hours on the eve of these holidays will be reduced by one hour.

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