Title
Supreme Court
Special Non-Working Day in Panabo City
Law
Proclamation No. 690
Decision Date
Mar 5, 2019
Proclamation No. 690 declares April 1, 2019, as a special non-working day in Panabo City, allowing the people to celebrate the city's 18th Founding Anniversary.

Law Summary

Reason for Declaration

  • The 18th Founding Anniversary of Panabo falls on 31 March 2019.
  • Since the anniversary date fell on a Sunday, the special (non-working) day was moved to the following Monday, 01 April 2019.
  • This adjustment was requested by the local legislative body, the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Panabo.

Authority and Issuance

  • The proclamation was issued by the Executive Secretary, Salvador C. Medialdea.
  • It was done by authority of the President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Roa Duterte.
  • The proclamation bears the official seal of the Republic of the Philippines.

Purpose and Importance

  • The declaration aims to allow the people of Panabo to fully celebrate and participate in the founding anniversary with appropriate ceremonies.
  • It reflects the government’s recognition of the significance of local historical and cultural celebrations.

Geographical Scope

  • The special (non-working) day applies exclusively to the City of Panabo within the Province of Davao del Norte.
  • It does not extend to other cities or provinces.

Legal Effect

  • By declaring a special (non-working) day, usual work obligations may be suspended or altered according to existing labor laws applicable to special holidays.
  • Employees affected by the declaration may be entitled to compensation in accordance with Philippine labor standards for special holidays.

Formality and Documentation

  • The proclamation is dated March 5, 2019.
  • It includes the signature of the Executive Secretary and the official seal, indicating its authenticity and formal issuance.
  • The document serves as an official government order recognized at both local and national levels.

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