Special Non-Working Day: Gingoog Lubi-Lubi Festival

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PROCLAMATION NO. 212: Special Non-Working Day: Gingoog Lubi-Lubi Festival

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Title Supreme Court: Special Non-Working Day: Gingoog Lubi-Lubi Festival

Law: Proclamation No. 212

Decision Date: May 5, 2023

Proclamation No. 212 designates May 22, 2023, as a special non-working day in Gingoog, Misamis Oriental, allowing residents to fully participate in the Lubi-Lubi Festival, a significant cultural event showcasing the city's heritage and traditions.

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Occasion for the Declaration

The declaration coincides with the celebration of the Lubi-Lubi Festival, an event recognized as significant to the local community of Gingoog.

Purpose and Justification

The declaration aims to allow the residents full opportunity to partake in and celebrate the festival.
It ensures that appropriate ceremonies related to the Lubi-Lubi Festival can be properly observed without workday disruptions.

Authority and Effectivity

The declaration is issued by the Executive Secretary, Lucas P. Bersamin, acting by authority of the President, Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
The declaration is formalized with the affixing of the seal of the Republic of the Philippines and is effective on the stated date.

Geographical Scope

The special non-working day applies exclusively to the City of Gingoog in the Province of Misamis Oriental.

Legal Formalities

The proclamation is signed and dated in Manila on May 5, 2023, indicating its official issuance and effect from that date onward.

Impact on Work and Employment

As a special (non-working) day, employees in Gingoog may be entitled to specific labor rights and benefits under Philippine labor laws, such as premium pay, if they work on that day.
Employers must observe the declaration in accordance with existing labor standards and regulations.

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