Title
Salary Payment Frequency for Gov't Employees
Law
Executive Order No. 312
Decision Date
Dec 23, 1940
Executive Order No. 312, issued by President Carlos P. Garcia, mandates the weekly payment of salaries for government officials and employees in order to eliminate the practice of partial salary withdrawals before pay days.
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Q&A (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 312)

The salary payment scheme applies to all government officials and employees, including those working for government-owned or controlled corporations.

Prior to the issuance of Executive Order No. 312, government officials and employees were paid twice a month.

Executive Order No. 312 aimed to stop the common practice of drawing partial salaries before pay days which was happening under the twice-a-month payment scheme.

Government employees are to be paid once a week or four times a month.

No, Executive Order No. 312 specifically applies to government officials and employees, including those of government-owned or controlled corporations; it does not apply to private sector employees.

The Order states it shall take effect as of August 1, 1958, so it is applicable starting from that date, not before.

Juan C. Pajo signed Executive Order No. 312 as the Executive Secretary.


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