Title
Leave Credit Computation for Teachers
Law
Letter Of Instructions No. 1509
Decision Date
Jan 16, 1986
A Philippine law rewards long and faithful government service by granting additional leave credits, but teachers and certain personnel on vacation leave status may not benefit unless measures are put in place.

Scope and Concerned Beneficiaries

  • Teachers and certain personnel on vacation leave credit status are the main beneficiaries.
  • These groups traditionally do not benefit from leave credit policies without specific measures.

Granting of Service Credits

  • Days worked during Christmas and Summer School vacations, as well as during the regular school year when authorized, may be credited as service.
  • Such service credit recognition follows the policies set by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports (MECS).

Accumulation and Payment of Leave Credits

  • Service credits, including sick and vacation leaves, may accumulate over time.
  • Upon retirement, accumulated credits can be converted into cash payments for the personnel concerned.

Implementation and Regulatory Framework

  • The Civil Service Commission, Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports, and Ministry of the Budget are tasked with formulating implementing rules and regulations.
  • These rules aim to align the accumulation of sick and vacation leave credits for teachers and similar personnel with the system applied to other government employees.

Legal Authority

  • The directive is issued under the authority of the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand E. Marcos, leveraging executive powers vested by law.

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