Malacanang Declared Holidays December 2008-January 2009

Here are the remaining holidays this December 2008 and January 2009 in the Philippines including the Legal Holidays and Malacañang declared holidays in the Philippines.

December 25 Legal Holiday
December 26 Special Holiday
December 27 and 28 Weekend
December 29 Special Holiday
December 30 Legal Holiday
December 31 Special Holiday
January 1 Legal Holiday
January 2 Special Holiday
January 3 and 4 Weekend

Work will resume January 5, 2009.


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Willie Revillame – Yes! magazine Philippines January 2009
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12 Responses to “Malacanang Declared Holidays December 2008-January 2009”

  1. rta Says:

    kaya mas lalong hindi aasenso ang pinas!

  2. wow Says:

    bkit hindi aasenso??? sige nga

    hindi aasenso ang isang kompanya pag walang holiday
    tatamarin ang mga tauhan at mawawalan ng balance

    all work is dumb
    play a little
    rest a little

  3. yuki Says:

    I, 100% agree to WOW!!!

  4. james Says:

    salamat naman at mas marami tau pera.. ahehehehe!!!!

  5. fattyacid Says:

    onli in da pilipins.

  6. cybernoy Says:

    More (paid) holidays is good for labor although not as good for business. In the long run, I believe it will be good for the economy.

    The US economy is good because it is grounded on a strong middle class, which in turn is the outcome of pro-labor policies that started with the New Deal program of Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s. Binabalik ni Obama ang policies na yun (less taxes for middle income earners and the like) as part of his economic stimulus package. That seems to be the difference between Democrats (pro-labor, pro-poor) and Republicans (pro-business, pro-rich).

    I’m not a big fan of GMA, but she seems to be starting to subscribe to the Democratic formula. For that I commend her. We Filipinos should really learn from the American example.

  7. jed3991 Says:

    well said cybernoy…

  8. Pinoy Silent Critic of OZ Says:

    ok lang yan..dito nga sa australia 3-week paid holiday eh…that’s another sort of employee motivation..they wouldnt mind working hard the whole year as before the year ends eh may pahinga naman sila..bayad pa..

  9. fattyacid Says:

    nyek gagayahin ninyo ang US and Australia e mga rich nation yun eh…Bakit hindi natin tularan ang Japan? uber developed and hi-tech country pero ang tipid sa holidays, laging work ng work!

  10. chuvanez Says:

    majority kasi ng mga pinoy parang mga mexicans. magwowork then mas marami pang rest. kita naman, karamihan isang kahig, isang tuka. living w/ paycheck or worse, jobless. saka naku nman no, kahit 1 year mag rest mga nasa gobyerno hindi sila magugutom. andun kaya lahat ng grasya.

  11. sabatera_01 Says:

    hooray for the callcenter agents!

    daming double pay! yahoo!

  12. keyboardstyli Says:

    If I’m not mistaken, double-pay (200% of your computed daily rate) is fixed already every year because they apply to Legal Holidays only, and the one that’s “actually more” this year would be the extra “Special Holidays” (130% of your computed daily rate) instead! : )

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