Min. Salary for Nat'l Govt Employees

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 50: Min. Salary for Nat'l Govt Employees

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Title Supreme Court: Min. Salary for Nat'l Govt Employees

Law: Executive Order No. 50

Decision Date: Aug 24, 1936

Manuel L. Quezon establishes a minimum monthly salary of thirty pesos for National Government employees, effective September 1, 1936, to ensure fair compensation in public service.

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Minimum Salary Fixed

Sets the minimum monthly salary at thirty pesos.
This minimum salary is applicable starting September 1, 1936.

Exceptions and Special Provisions

Allows exceptions where other laws provide specific salary rates.
The Executive Order does not override salaries fixed by other legal provisions.

Legal Authority and Effectivity

Issued by the President of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon, under legal powers vested in him.
The order is effective immediately upon enactment on August 24, 1936, but salary payment starts September 1, 1936.

Administrative Details

Signed by the President and attested by the Secretary of the Interior, Elpidio Quirino.
Implementation applies uniformly unless amended or superseded by subsequent legislation.

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