Question & AnswerQ&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 478)
Proclamation No. 478 declares Wednesday, 28 February 2024, as a special (non-working) day in the Municipality of Tanza, Province of Cavite, to mark the celebration of its 110th Araw ng Tanza.
A 'special (non-working) day' means a day declared by the government during which work is suspended but not considered a regular holiday, typically to allow participation in significant local events.
It allows residents and government employees to participate fully in local celebrations and commemorations without work obligations.
No, it specifically applies only to the Municipality of Tanza in the Province of Cavite.
Araw ng Tanza is an annual celebration commemorating the founding or significant date related to the Municipality of Tanza.
Yes, government offices in Tanza typically observe the special (non-working) day by suspending work activities.
Generally, under Philippine labor laws, special days warrant payment of 30% additional pay for work performed, but no additional pay if the day is not worked. However, detailed payment rules depend on applicable labor regulations and company policies.
The President of the Philippines, through official proclamations or executive orders, or local government units under certain conditions, can declare special (non-working) days.
The proclamation itself does not specify penalties, but non-compliance with official government proclamations may be subject to disciplinary actions under applicable laws or regulations.