arkipyhiä
Arkipyhiä refers to public holidays in Finland that fall on a weekday. These are days when most businesses and schools are closed, and people are generally not expected to work. Unlike weekend days, which are always off, arkipyhiä are specific dates throughout the year that are designated as holidays. The observance of these holidays is a cultural tradition that allows for rest and celebration.
The number and specific dates of arkipyhiä vary slightly from year to year due to the way
The recognition of arkipyhiä is enshrined in Finnish law, ensuring that employees are entitled to time off