Special Non-Working Day in Cabuyao City

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PROCLAMATION NO. 17: Special Non-Working Day in Cabuyao City

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Title Supreme Court: Special Non-Working Day in Cabuyao City

Law: Proclamation No. 17

Decision Date: Apr 23, 1954

Proclamation No. 17 declares August 4, 2022, as a special non-working day in the City of Cabuyao, allowing its residents to celebrate and participate in the 10th Cityhood Anniversary, with employers required to grant their employees a day off with pay.

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Occasion for the Declaration

The declaration commemorates the 10th Cityhood Anniversary of the City of Cabuyao.

Purpose and Opportunity for Public Celebration

The declaration aims to provide the residents of Cabuyao the opportunity to celebrate and participate in the anniversary events with appropriate ceremonies.
Celebrations are subject to compliance with national government public health measures.

Authority and Issuance of the Declaration

The proclamation was issued by the Executive Secretary, Victor D. Rodriguez, by authority of the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
The issuance date is 26 July 2022, and the proclamation carries the official seal of the Republic of the Philippines.

Effectivity and Scope

The special non-working day applies only to the City of Cabuyao and specifically for the date of 04 August 2022.

Legal Formalities

The proclamation is duly signed and sealed in the City of Manila as required for official acts of the executive branch.

Summary of Key Legal Concepts

Special (non-working) days allow for work suspension but do not necessarily grant paid holiday status unless otherwise provided by law or employer policy.
Such declarations are commonly used to recognize significant local events or anniversaries.
Compliance with public health measures highlights the government's concern for safety during gatherings amid ongoing health considerations.

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