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Easter Monday in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Easter Monday is observed as a public holiday in many countries and is part of the Easter period. It is a Christian observance and is the day after Easter Sunday.
Is Easter Monday a Public Holiday?
Easter Monday is an optional holiday. Employment and holiday laws in Bosnia and Herzegovina allow employees to choose a limited number of holidays from a list of optional holidays. Some employees may choose to take the day off on this day, however, most offices and businesses remain open.
A basket of Easter eggs.
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About Easter Monday
Read more about Easter Monday.Easter Monday Observances
Note: In addition to federal public holidays, workers get a limited number of extra days as holidays based on religious or traditional practices.
| Year | Weekday | Date | Name | Holiday Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Mon | Apr 6 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2016 | Mon | Mar 28 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2017 | Mon | Apr 17 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2018 | Mon | Apr 2 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2019 | Mon | Apr 22 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2020 | Mon | Apr 13 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2021 | Mon | Apr 5 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2022 | Mon | Apr 18 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2023 | Mon | Apr 10 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2024 | Mon | Apr 1 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
| 2025 | Mon | Apr 21 | Easter Monday | Optional Holiday |
We diligently research and continuously update our holiday dates and information. If you find a mistake, please let us know.
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