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Glarus Business Day Calculator

Last reviewed: October 14, 2026 · Holiday data: October 8, 2026

Calculate business days in Glarus with its own cantonal public holidays. Like the Switzerland calculator, this page counts Monday to Friday as working days; what changes is the holiday list, so due dates and deadlines can land differently from the Switzerland calculator's count.

How Glarus differs from the Switzerland calculator

Glarus's law on public rest days (GS IX B/21/1, Art. 2) lists Neujahr, the Fahrtsfest (Näfelser Fahrt), Ostermontag, Auffahrt, Pfingstmontag, 1 August, Allerheiligen and Stephanstag, with Karfreitag and Weihnachten as high feast days. Against this site's eight-day Swiss baseline that adds the Näfelser Fahrt and Allerheiligen and drops nothing. The law gives no date for the Fahrt: the canton's labour inspectorate list for 2026 puts it on Thursday 9 April 2026. The 2027 and 2028 rows carry the first Thursday of April (1 April 2027, 6 April 2028), marked unconfirmed until the canton publishes those years' lists; any April Thursday is a weekday, so the count does not depend on which one it is. Allerheiligen falls on a Sunday in 2026, so it closes a weekday only in 2027 (Monday) and 2028 (Wednesday).

Worked example

Adding 1 business day to Wednesday, April 8, 2026 using Glarus's holidays lands on Friday, April 10, 2026. With the Switzerland calculator's holidays, the same calculation lands on Thursday, April 9, 2026: the gap comes from Glarus's own calendar.

Glarus public holidays in 2026

DateDayPublic holiday
January 1ThursdayNeujahrstag (New Year's Day)
April 3FridayKarfreitag (Good Friday)
April 6MondayOstermontag (Easter Monday)
April 9ThursdayNäfelser Fahrt (Näfels Pilgrimage)
May 14ThursdayAuffahrt (Ascension Day)
May 25MondayPfingstmontag (Whit Monday)
August 1Saturday (weekend)Bundesfeiertag (Swiss National Day)
November 1Sunday (weekend)Allerheiligen (All Saints' Day)
December 25FridayWeihnachten (Christmas Day)
December 26Saturday (weekend)Stephanstag (Boxing Day)

How to count Glarus business days

For an interactive calculation, use the Switzerland calculator and add Glarus's own dates under Advanced options, one per line in YYYY-MM-DD form; the Glarus public holidays 2026 page linked below lists the dates.

Glarus public holiday data is verified against the Glarus Gesetz über die öffentlichen Ruhetage (GS IX B/21/1), gesetze.gl.ch.

Documents cited for this canton

The holiday list and the explanation above rest on these documents, alongside the holiday data source below.

Sources and verification

Official source: gesetze.gl.ch (opens in a new tab)

Cross-checked against this source on October 8, 2026.

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For informational purposes only

This calculator provides general estimates based on business day counting rules. It does not constitute legal advice. Deadlines in legal, regulatory, or contractual matters may be subject to jurisdiction-specific rules, court orders, or statutory exceptions. Always verify critical deadlines with a qualified professional.

Glarus FAQ

Does the Glarus calculator use different holidays from the Switzerland calculator?
Glarus's law on public rest days (GS IX B/21/1, Art. 2) lists Neujahr, the Fahrtsfest (Näfelser Fahrt), Ostermontag, Auffahrt, Pfingstmontag, 1 August, Allerheiligen and Stephanstag, with Karfreitag and Weihnachten as high feast days. Against this site's eight-day Swiss baseline that adds the Näfelser Fahrt and Allerheiligen and drops nothing. The law gives no date for the Fahrt: the canton's labour inspectorate list for 2026 puts it on Thursday 9 April 2026. The 2027 and 2028 rows carry the first Thursday of April (1 April 2027, 6 April 2028), marked unconfirmed until the canton publishes those years' lists; any April Thursday is a weekday, so the count does not depend on which one it is. Allerheiligen falls on a Sunday in 2026, so it closes a weekday only in 2027 (Monday) and 2028 (Wednesday).
Which days does the Glarus calculator count as working days?
Monday to Friday, with Saturday and Sunday as the weekend: the same days the Switzerland calculator counts. Only the cantonal holiday set changes.