Special Non-Working Day for Taytay Festival

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PROCLAMATION NO. 903: Special Non-Working Day for Taytay Festival

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Special Non-Working Day for Taytay Festival

Law: Proclamation No. 903

Decision Date: Feb 10, 2020

Proclamation No. 903 declares February 17, 2020, as a special (non-working) day in the Municipality of Taytay, Province of Rizal, to allow the people to fully participate in the Araw ng Pasasalamat: HAMAKA Festival.

Law Summary

Occasion and Purpose

The special day marks the celebration of the "Araw ng Pasasalamat: HAMAKA Festival" in Taytay.
The declaration aims to provide residents the opportunity to fully participate in and celebrate the festival.
Appropriate ceremonies are to be observed in connection with the occasion.

Legal Authority and Issuance

The declaration is made by the Executive Secretary, Salvador C. Medialdea.
Authority is derived from President Rodrigo Roa Duterte.
The proclamation is formally signed and sealed in the City of Manila.

Scope and Limitations

The special (non-working) day status is limited to the Municipality of Taytay.
No implication for this day being a holiday or non-working day in other municipalities, provinces, or regions.

Implementation

As a special (non-working) day, customary labor rules and pay would generally apply unless otherwise stipulated by existing labor laws.
The declaration supports cultural recognition and local autonomy in celebrating significant community events.

Administrative Details

Official proclamation number: 903.
Date of proclamation issuance: 10 February 2020.
Signed and sealed effectively establishing the legal force of the special day on 17 February 2020 in Taytay.

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