#WalangPasok: Malacañang Declares Work Suspension On December 26, January 2

Malacañang Declares Work Suspension On December 26, January 2

Malacañang Palace has declared a work suspension on December 26, 2017, and January 02, 2018 for the longer celebration of holidays.

The work in government offices and government-controlled institutions including colleges, universities, and local government units were suspended by the Malacañang Palace on Dec. 26, 2017 and Jan. 2, 2018.

The Office of the President has issued the Memorandum Circular No. 37 suspending the government offices in days after celebrating the Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

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However, the order was also stating that the agencies under health services, response to disaster and calamities, and vital services shall continue with their operations.

The work suspension on independent commissions, other government branches, and private companies on the said dates depends on their management based on the memorandum.

Unfortunately, some of the netizens are complaining considering it unfair to the employees working for private companies who still have to do their duties despite the memorandum.

Work Suspension

Here are some of the comments:

Edeva Cleo Burog Amacato: “ Government employees lang ba gusto magkaron ng full opportunity to celebrate the holidays with their families and loved ones? Gusto din naman ng private employees yan.. Share your blessings dapat.”

Andy BC: “ deserved din po ng private employees to spend long christmas holidays with thier families…di naman po namin kasalanan na na employed kami sa isang private companies so dapat same treatment din po ang ibigay nyo sa private employees…kasi pagdating ng election di lang naman po government employees ang bomoboto….hustisya po para sa amin na private employees!!!!”

Mhy Cayanan-Pineda: “so government employees lang ang may karapatang mag full celebrate of holidays with their families and loved ones.. yung nasa private sector nganga na naman..”

Maye Matias: “anong klaseng proclamation yan? may discrimination! taga gobyerno lang ba ang tao na nagtatrabaho? kung sino ang paupo upo lang sa mga silya nila at panay ang fb at ig at gaming, sila pa ang may full opportunity to celebrate?? sino ba ang mas pagod sa araw araw na traffic sa edsa, sa mrt na laging nagkakaproblema? ilan ba ang empleyado ng gobyerno versus sa empleyado ng pribado na napapagod din? sana man lang gawin ninyo, No work No pay para naman hindi namin feeling na inechepwera nyo kami!”

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12 thoughts on “#WalangPasok: Malacañang Declares Work Suspension On December 26, January 2”

  1. unfair talaga. di makatarungan ang pagbibigay nila ng announcement maging patas naman ang malacanang porket taga government kayo lahat na lang ng pabor sa inyo. lahat naman tayo nagbibigay serbisyo maging patas naman sa taong bayan.

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  2. Some private employees work until Saturday. Government employees work only 5 days a week. Di pwede petiks when you’re in a private company. In other words. Mas pagod ang mga private employees. Pag malakas ulan o may baha govt employees lang ang pinauuwi ng maaga. I don’t have anything against government employees. They’re not the one who makes the decision. Saan kaya galing ang part ng taxes na nagpapatakbo ng gobyernong ito? Sana lang huwag may may separation between govt and private employees with issues like this.

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  3. sa tax tingnan nyo po kun cno malaki, private employee compare sa public employee. un bgayan ng latest bonus ng government, tax free. sa private pag pumasok sa payslip mp, taxable na yan

    tpos sa declaration holiday works, government lan wala pasok
    SOBRA

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  4. d naman tama un sir dapat pati rin kame na nasa private companies isama nyo na poh kc taga goverment lang ba ang my karapatan na mag spend ng time sa mga pamilya nila dapat lahat tau sir minsan lang ang pasko at bagong taon dapat lahat tayo masayahindi taga goverment employee lang poh pag dating ba sa election sila lang poh ba ang boboto dba kami ding nasa private companies na boto rin kaya sana naman poh isama nyo na kame salamat

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  5. May family din naman mga nagwo-work sa private sector gusto din nila ng mahabang bakasyon at makasama kanilang pamilya. Just like dun sa mga nasa govt workers so dapat para sa lahat nalang yung holiday / work suspension.

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  6. Paano kami tga province sasakay kami ng barko Dec 25 at Jan 1 para lang makabalik sa work sa dec 26 at jan 2. Mas better na lang kung na approve yung leave kaso wala eh. 🙁

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  7. Sobrang unfair nyo naman lagi nalang government inaannounce niyo na walang pasok. Hustisya naman sa nagwowork sa private companies deserve din naman ng mga private employees na mag spend long holiday.

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  8. government employees lang???? cge kau nlng…kau lng naman kc ang may pasko…ba’t sa mga nagdaang admin eh holiday to para sa lahat,,,,bat ngaon gov’t lng…hindi naman cguro malulubi ang mga “intsik” pag gawing holiday ang 26 at 2…..

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  9. unfair na proclamation!…taga-govt lang ba ang napapagod? sana bago gumawa ng proclamation na ganyan, pag-isipan tapos magagalit sya pag-pinuna ang ginawa!!!

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  10. PANO PA KAYA KAMING NAG TTRABAHO SA MALL
    DEC 25 MAY PASOK PARIN WALANG OFF EXTENDED PA ANG MALL HOURS
    MAHAL NA ARAW LANG KME WALANG PASOK
    🙁

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