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Source: Ministerstvo zahranicnύch vecν Slovenskej republiky (Bratislava)
The government of Slovakia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published its annual official list of calendar year 2015 public holidays and non-working days in Slovakia.
Note that, as it did for the past 2 years (13-Aug-2013 and 11-Sep-2012), the aforementioned list of calendar year 2015 public holidays and non-working days in Slovakia still includes the September 1st and September 15 public holidays, despite their being under consideration for cancellation (25-Jun-2012, 21-Jun-2012, 08-Oct-2011 and 04-Sep-2011), though recently re-confirmed (22-Sep-2014 and 03-Sep-2014).
As per custom (13-Aug-2013, 11-Sep-2012, 08-Oct-2011, 04-Sep-2010, 15-Oct-2009 and 31-Oct-2008), the Slovakian official public holidays list excludes any public holiday that, on a given year, falls on a Saturday or Sunday.
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2017-07-26: Slovakian 2018 Public Holidays Announced
2016-08-07: Slovakian 2017 Public Holidays Announced
2015-10-16: Slovakian 2016 Public Holidays Announced
2014-09-22: Slovakia Maintains Public Holidays List
2014-09-03: Slovakia Confirms September 1 Public Holiday
2013-08-13: Slovakian 2014 Public Holidays Announced
2012-09-11: Slovakian 2013 Public Holidays Announced
2012-06-25: Slovakian Public Holidays Reduction Update 2
2012-06-21: Slovakian Public Holidays Reduction Update
2011-10-08: Slovakian 2012 Public Holidays Announced
2011-09-04: Slovakia Reconsidering September 1 Public Holiday
2010-09-04: Slovakia 2011 Public Holidays Announced
2009-10-15: Slovakia 2010 Public Holidays Announced
2008-10-31: Slovakia 2009 Public Holidays Announced
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Slovakian 2015 Public Holidays Announced