Special Non-Working Day in Bayawan City

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PROCLAMATION NO. 1715: Special Non-Working Day in Bayawan City

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

Law: Proclamation No. 1715

Decision Date: Jan 23, 2009

A special non-working day is declared in the City of Bayawan in the Philippines to celebrate the Tawo-Tawo Festival, as stated in Proclamation No. 1715 issued by the President.

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Occasion for the Declaration

The declaration commemorates the Tawo-Tawo Festival, which is a local cultural event in the City of Bayawan.

Purpose and Rationale

The proclamation aims to provide the residents of the City of Bayawan an opportunity to fully participate in and celebrate the Tawo-Tawo Festival.
Emphasizes the importance of the festival and its cultural significance to the local community.

Legal Authority and Issuance

The proclamation is issued by the Executive Secretary, Eduardo R. Ermita.
The authority is granted by the President of the Philippines, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
The document is duly signed and sealed in the City of Manila on January 23, 2009.

Effect on Work and Employment

The day is designated as non-working, which implies that employees in the City of Bayawan are not required to work on that day.
Relevant labor laws applicable to special holidays would govern compensation and employee rights for the declared day.

Formalities and Official Documentation

The proclamation bears official signatures of the Executive Secretary and Senior Deputy Executive Secretary.
The seal of the Republic of the Philippines is affixed to authenticate the declaration.

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