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MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 05: Work Suspension Due to Inclement Weather

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Title Supreme Court: Work Suspension Due to Inclement Weather

Law: Memorandum Circular No. 05

Decision Date: Aug 24, 2016

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council recommends the suspension of work and classes in certain areas due to inclement weather, with exemptions for essential service agencies, while private entities have the discretion to decide on suspensions based on their assessment of the situation.

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Continuation of Essential and Vital Services

Agencies providing basic and health services must continue operations.
Agencies involved in disaster preparedness, response, and management are required to maintain operations.
Other agencies performing vital services essential to public welfare shall remain operational and offer necessary services despite the suspension.

Discretion for Private Companies and Schools

Suspension of work for private companies, offices, and schools is not mandated.
The decision to suspend operations in such private entities rests with their respective heads or management.

Immediate Effectivity and Legal Authority

The memorandum circular is effective immediately upon issuance.
Issued by the authority of the President through the Executive Secretary on August 23, 2022.
Legal backing is grounded in ensuring public safety due to inclement weather risks as coordinated by NDRRMC recommendations.

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