Special non-working day in Bauang, La Union

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PROCLAMATION NO. 387: Special non-working day in Bauang, La Union

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Title Supreme Court: Special non-working day in Bauang, La Union

Law: Proclamation No. 387

Decision Date: Apr 17, 1953

Proclamation No. 387 declares a special non-working day in Bauang, La Union to celebrate the Baggak Festival Bauang Founding Anniversary, allowing people to participate in the festivities and observe appropriate ceremonies.

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Purpose and Occasion

The day is declared special to commemorate the "Baggak Festival Bauang Founding Anniversary."
It aims to allow residents the full opportunity to celebrate and participate in the festival and related ceremonies.

Authority and Effectivity

The declaration is made by the Executive Secretary, Salvador C. Medialdea, by authority of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte.
The proclamation is formally executed with the affixing of the seal of the Republic of the Philippines.
The proclamation was issued on December 22, 2017, at the City of Manila.

Scope and Application

The special non-working day status is limited geographically to the Municipality of Bauang, Province of La Union.
It does not apply to any other areas beyond this locality.

Legal Form and Formalities

The declaration is issued through a proclamation document.
The proclamation indicates proper legal formality including the signature of the Executive Secretary and the official seal, ensuring its validity and recognition.

Implications for Employers and Employees

On a special (non-working) day, employees who do not work are generally entitled to receive their regular daily wage.
Work performed on this day may be compensated according to applicable labor laws and regulations regarding special holidays.

Importance of the Declaration

It emphasizes the cultural and historical significance of the Baggak Festival and the founding anniversary of Bauang.
Promotes community participation and local pride by officially recognizing the day.

This proclamation serves a clear function of formalizing a localized holiday for cultural and commemorative observance, subject to national legal standards for special days.

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