August 10 nonworking holiday in San Jose City

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Republic Act No. 9776: August 10 nonworking holiday in San Jose City

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Title Supreme Court: August 10 nonworking holiday in San Jose City

Law: Republic Act No. 9776

Decision Date: Nov 17, 2009

August 10 is designated as a special nonworking holiday in San Jose City, Nueva Ecija, to commemorate its establishment as a city.

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Scope and Application

The special nonworking holiday applies exclusively within the territorial jurisdiction of San Jose City.
It does not extend to other cities or provinces.

Legal Effectivity

The act takes effect immediately upon approval.
This ensures the holiday is observed starting the year the law was enacted.

Legislative Process and Approval

The measure originated from the House of Representatives.
It was approved by the House on November 17, 2008, and by the Senate on August 24, 2009.
The law was signed by the President of the Philippines on November 17, 2009.

Key Legal Concepts

Special Nonworking Holiday: A day when work is suspended and is generally observed with no regular work obligations, distinct from regular holidays.
Commemoration: The holiday serves as a formal recognition of San Jose City’s establishment as a city, promoting civic pride and historical acknowledgment.

Penalties and Enforcement

The act itself does not specify penalties or enforcement mechanisms.
Standard labor laws regarding holidays and nonworking days apply within the jurisdiction of San Jose City on August 10.

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