Only 13% of Kirov residents plan to extend the November holidays.

      According to a SuperJob survey, 55% of economically active Kirov residents will not extend the November holidays. Only 13% plan to take additional days off using vacation days or time off in lieu. A further 17% of residents have not yet decided on their plans, and 15% work shifts. Those most likely to extend their time off are Kirov residents aged 35 to 45 — 16%. Among people under 35 only 9% plan to take vacation, while among those over 45 the figure is 14%. In addition, as income rises the number of people planning to take longer breaks increases: among those earning up to 50,000 rubles it was 9%, compared with 16% among those earning more than 100,000. Most city residents (65%) will spend National Unity Day at home with family. Another 13% will be working, 6% will go out of town, and 4% of respondents each plan a trip within Russia, walks in parks, or attending cultural events.