Title
Special Non-Working Day for Butuan Festival
Law
Proclamation No. 190
Decision Date
Mar 22, 2023
Proclamation No. 190 declares May 19, 2023, as a special non-working day in Butuan City for the celebration of the Balangay Festival, granting residents a day off with full pay and encouraging employers to compensate those who work on that day.
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Scope and Geographic Application

  • The special non-working day applies exclusively within the territorial jurisdiction of the City of Butuan.
  • It is not a nationwide or regional declaration but a local observance endorsed by the national government.

Legal Authority and Issuance

  • The proclamation is issued by the Executive Secretary, under the authority delegated by the President of the Philippines.
  • The law explicitly identifies the signatories: the Executive Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin and the President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

Purpose and Justification

  • The enactment recognizes the cultural and historical significance of the Balangay Festival celebrated on the given date.
  • It aims to ensure the community’s full participation by providing a non-working day for appropriate ceremonies and celebrations.

Formalities and Effectivity

  • The proclamation is signed and sealed officially, conferring the force of law upon it.
  • It was executed in the City of Manila on 22 March 2023.

Impact on Work and Business

  • As a special non-working day, it generally means that workers in the City of Butuan are entitled to specific pay rules under Philippine labor laws applicable to special non-working days.
  • Employers may adjust work schedules accordingly, and businesses may close or operate under special conditions during this day.

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