As a domain expert in calendar and scheduling, I can provide you with an accurate calculation of the working days in a year, given certain assumptions about what constitutes a working day. Typically, a working day is considered to be a day that is not a weekend (Saturday or Sunday) and is not a public holiday.

For the year 2017, we can calculate the number of working days by considering the following:


1. Weekends: There are 52 weeks in a year, which would give us 52 Saturdays and 52 Sundays. However, some weekends fall on public holidays, so we need to adjust for that.

2. Public Holidays: The number of public holidays that fall on a weekday and are observed as non-working days will reduce the total count of working days.

Since the specific public holidays can vary by country, and not all public holidays fall on a weekday, we'll need to make some assumptions or have specific data to provide an exact number. Without that data, we can only calculate the maximum possible number of working days if no public holidays fall on a weekday.

Let's calculate the maximum possible number of working days in 2017:

- There are 365 days in 2017 (it's not a leap year).
- Subtracting weekends: \( 365 - (52 \times 2) = 365 - 104 = 261 \) days.

So, the maximum number of working days in 2017, without accounting for any public holidays that fall on a weekday, would be 261.

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2017 Working Day Payroll CalendarTimeframeNumber of Working DaysOctober 1 �C 3122November 1 �C 3022December 1 �C 3121Total 2017 Calendar Year Working Days2609 more rowsread more >>