October 26, 2012 is a regular holiday in the Philippines

 

Malacanang has issued Proclamation No. 488 declaring Friday, October 26, 2012, a regular holiday, throughout the country to observe Eidul Adha, which is known as the Feast of Sacrifice.

 

In this regard, employees who will be assigned to work on this day should be given premium pay in accordance with their own existing company policies. 

 

READ November 2012 Philippine Holidays!  We have 3 non-working holidays in November!

 

November 2012 Philippine Holidays 

 

OTHER READS on WHERE TO GO during the holidays:

BRING your family or a date to the following: 

Chow Fun, Putting a Spin of Fun into Chinese Fares

The Tie that is Taiwan (Part 1 of 3)

The Tie that is Taiwan (Part 2 of 3)

The Tie that is Taiwan (Part 3 of 3)  

Oh Hello Again Singapore (1st of 3 Parts)

Sentosa in Singapore (2nd of 3 Parts)

BETWEEN BITES TOP 10 BEST DATE PLACES

BETWEEN BITES TOP 10 BEST FILIPINO EATS

BETWEEN BITES TOP 10 BEST PAELLA

BETWEEN BITES TOP 10 BEST Buffalo Wings

BETWEEN BITES TOP 10 FOOD HIGHLIGHTS

 

XO!

December 2009 Holidays

 

 

Is it a long Christmas break for you? 🙂  I sure hope so.

 

I’ve already filed a leave for Dec. 23, 28 and 29 :p

 

 

December 2009 Holidays

 

Dec. 24, 2009

Special Holiday

Christmas Eve -Proclamation No. 1699

 

Dec. 25                  

Regular Holiday                  

Christmas Day -Executive Order No. 203

 

Dec. 30                  

Regular Holiday                  

Rizal Day -Executive Order No. 203

 

Dec. 31  

Special Holiday

Last Day of the Year -Executive Order No. 203

 

Jan. 1, 2010           

Regular Holiday                  

New Year’s Day -Executive Order No. 203

 

Where are you off to this Christmas break? 

 

 

I think employees who are assigned to work on these days will be given premium pay in accordance with their existing company policies.

 

 

 

Palace Retracts November 27-28 Holiday, Except in ARMM

 

 

November 27-28, 2009 is no longer a national/regular holiday.  Malacañang has issued Proclamation No. 1808-A on October 26, 2009 declaring Feast of Eid’l Adha as Regional Holiday in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao only.  This means business as usual in Metro Manila.

 

People in the Metro who have booked flights/vacation on that supposedly long weekend holiday must be really upset with the holiday “retraction” in Metro Manila.  Businessmen must be pretty pleased about it (quite understandable).  I almost booked a flight.

 

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(I know someone who works in Singapore and is coming home that weekend to spend time with family during the long holiday  in Manila, only to find out that they are supposed to go to work.)

 

“We apologize for those who have been inconvenienced by the change. Trade Secretary [Peter] Favila and the Department of Trade and Industry appealed for the change in behalf of the business community to limit the nonworking holiday to the ARMM because of the number of holidays declared for November plus the fact that we are still recovering from the twin tragedies of Ondoy and Pepeng that hit Metro Manila and Luzon,” Remonde

 

Palace Sorry for Changing Nov 27-28 Holiday Link