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Maximize your days off

Make the most of the PTO you have left this year. See exactly which days to request from today, or choose a future year.

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Suggested leave plan

Book 17 days of leave for 27 days off

One continuous break · 0 days of leave left

2026 · US federal holidays · From 9 Nov 2026

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Your leave settings

Monday to Friday workweek. Tap dates in the month calendar to make the plan your own.

Enter up to 60 leave days you still have available for the selected year.

Holiday calendar

US federal holidays

What matters most?

Suggested dates update automatically when you change these preferences.

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Adjust holidays (4 selected)

Check the weekdays you already get off without using leave. Uncheck any you work and add any missing dates. Early January holidays can extend a year-end break.

Starts with observed US federal holidays. Check which days your workplace gives you off.

US Office of Personnel Management · Checked 2026-11-08

Your plan spans 2 months

Choose a month to see your time off.

Tap a working day to add leave. Tap it again to remove it. Weekends and holidays are already off.

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  • Book 17 days of leave for 27 days off in a row

    Request: 10 Nov, 12 Nov, 13 Nov, 16 Nov, 17 Nov, 18 Nov, 19 Nov, 20 Nov, 23 Nov, 24 Nov, 25 Nov, 27 Nov, 30 Nov, 1 Dec, 2 Dec, 3 Dec, 4 Dec

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Start with the holidays you actually get off

The US calendar starts with observed federal holidays. Private employers may not give you all of them, so open ‘Adjust holidays’ and uncheck any you work. Add company shutdown days or state holidays that your employer observes. The tool then recalculates your plan.

Why 31 December matters in 2027

New Year’s Day 2028 falls on a Saturday. For most federal employees working Monday to Friday, it is observed on Friday 31 December 2027. This planner includes that date, as well as Christmas Day observed on Friday 24 December. Keep them checked only if your employer gives you those days off.

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