Title
Special Non-Working Day in Bulacan
Law
Proclamation No. 1077
Decision Date
Jan 18, 2021
Proclamation No. 1077 designates January 23, 2021, as a special non-working day in Bulacan, Philippines, to commemorate the Inauguration of the First Philippine Republic, with celebrations subject to COVID-19 protocols.

Q&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 1077)

January 23, 2021, marks the anniversary of the Inauguration of the First Philippine Republic, which took place at the Barasoain Church, Malolos, Bulacan.

Proclamation No. 1077, dated January 18, 2021, declared January 23, 2021, a special (non-working) day in the Province of Bulacan.

A special (non-working) day means that employees are generally not required to work on that day, and if they do, they may be entitled to additional compensation under Philippine labor laws.

Yes, the celebrations are subject to community quarantine, social distancing, and public health measures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The President has the power to declare special non-working days under the powers vested by the Constitution and relevant laws to promote national and local holidays and observances.

A regular holiday mandates paid day off and additional pay if worked, whereas special non-working days do not guarantee a day off but generally entitle employees who work that day to a 30% premium pay.

The Executive Secretary is responsible for setting the seal of the Republic of the Philippines on proclamations issued by authority of the President.

Yes, as in Proclamation No. 1077, the special non-working day was declared specifically for the Province of Bulacan only.


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