Come back

1 min

04 Mar. 2024

32268

International Women's Day: will Ukraine have a day off on March 8

Events
Popular
Ukraine

Share:

International Women's Day: will Ukraine have a day off on March 8

International Women's Day in 2024 remains a public holiday in Ukraine. Find out more about whether Ukrainians will get the perfect opportunity for a long weekend

More useful news in our Telegram channel
More useful news in our Telegram channel
BUY


In 2024, International Women's Day is scheduled for Friday. At the same time, draft law No. 9009 was registered in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on February 13, 2023. Its purpose is to replace the celebration of March 8 with February 25, as the Day of Ukrainian Women, in honor of Lesya Ukrainka's birthday.


The text of the relevant draft law (No. 9009) is published on the Parliament's website.


So, will there be a day off on International Women's Day? Let's find out further in the article.


Cancellation of March 8 in Ukraine


The issue of abolishing International Women's Day on March 8 as an official holiday is still being discussed, and as of early 2024, it remains a recognized public holiday in Ukraine.



Visit Ukraine on social media: Telegram | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | TikTok




Will there be a day off on March 8 in Ukraine?


In 2024, International Women's Day falls on a day off, according to Article 73 of the Labor Code. However, due to the extension of martial law in Ukraine until May 13, 2024, Ukrainians will not be able to take advantage of additional days off in accordance with the legislation on labor relations under martial law.


Therefore, Ukrainians will not receive an additional day off on March 8.

We remind you! American actress Megan Fox posted a photo online and made an inappropriate "joke" about Ukrainian women, for which she received a barrage of criticism. Read how the Transformers star insulted Ukrainian women and why she was accused of xenophobia in our previous article.


Want to know more? Read the latest news and useful materials about Ukraine and the world in the News section.




We recommend purchasing it for a safe and comfortable trip to Ukraine: 


Visit Ukraine Insurance – safe travel in Ukraine (insurance covering military risks);

Visit Ukraine Legal advice – comprehensive legal support on entry to Ukraine;
Visit Ukraine Tickets – bus and train tickets to/from Ukraine;

Visit Ukraine Tours – the largest online database of tours to Ukraine for every taste;

Visit Ukraine Hotels – hotels for a comfortable stay in Ukraine;

Visit Ukraine Merch – patriotic clothing and accessories with worldwide delivery.




© 2018-2023, Visit Ukraine. Use, copying or reprinting of materials on this site is permitted only with a link (hyperlink for online publications) to Visit Ukraine.

All rights reserved.

Recommended articles

1 min

Travel Wizz Air launches new flights from Hungary: where you can fly

Wizz Air launches new flights from Hungary: where you can fly

New Wizz Air routes from Hungary will be launched this summer. Find out which countries the flights will be launched to and where to buy tickets at favourable conditions

04 Mar. 2024

More details

3 min

For refugees How many Ukrainians are ready to return home and under what conditions? The latest UFU survey

How many Ukrainians are ready to return home and under what conditions? The latest UFU survey

The willingness of Ukrainians to return home depends on a number of factors, including financial issues, problems with housing and work, and fear for their lives and health. Find out which part of refugees plans to return to Ukraine, when and under what conditions

04 Mar. 2024

More details

2 min

Travel Top 5 places to visit in Ukraine who travels

Top 5 places to visit in Ukraine who travels

Ukraine is a fascinating country with impressive architecture, nature, unique culture and hospitable people. Discover the 5 most interesting destinations for an unforgettable trip with picturesque landscapes that you should see at least once in your life

04 Mar. 2024

More details

1 min

For refugees Polish government plans to extend temporary protection but cut benefits for Ukrainians: what do we know?

Polish government plans to extend temporary protection but cut benefits for Ukrainians: what do we know?

The Polish authorities are planning to restrict the benefits previously granted to refugees from Ukraine. This includes revising the rules for receiving one-time payments, as well as changing the conditions for legal residence and employment. Learn more about changes and cuts in support

04 Mar. 2024

More details