Archive for the ‘Philippine Holidays’ Category
Banks to open during holidays
Gone were the days when the public are left on their own during long holidays, as far as their finances and banking matters are concern. This time, some banks would be open during the holidays to attend to their clients’ needs.
Banks also assured the public that their automated teller machines (ATMs) would remain operational during [...]
December 24, 2009
Tags: bank, banking, customer satisfaction, Customer Service, long holidays, money, Philippines Posted in: Announcement, Consumers, Customer Service, Philippine Holidays, Philippine banks, Philippine business news, Philippines, banking, finance, money 
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Cancellation of Nov. 27 and 28 holidays
An amendment to the Philippine holidays declared earlier this year, the government has announced that Nov. 27 and 28 are no longer national holidays.
This would be a bad news really for those who already made plans for a long weekend with the supposed-to-be holidays on last part of this month.
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo issued last Monday [...]
November 1, 2009
Tags: Eid'l Adha, Philippine Holidays, Philippines, Proclamation No. 1808, Proclamation No. 1808-A, RA 9492 Posted in: Announcement, Government, Philippine Holidays, Philippine business news, Philippines No Comments
2010 Philippine Holidays announced
Malacañang announced the 2010 holidays early to give way to the clamor of the business sector.
Pursuant to Republic Act 9492, which provides that holidays, except those religious in nature, be moved to the nearest Monday, President Arroyo signed on July 21, 2009 Proclamation 1841 declaring the special non-working days and special holidays for 2010.
The schedules [...]
July 22, 2009
Tags: 2010 holidays, EDSA Revolution, four-day weekend, gma, Malacañang, Monday holidays, Ninoy Aquino Day, Philippine Holidays, Proclamation 1699, Proclamation 1841, RA 9492, special holidays Posted in: Philippine Holidays, Philippine business news, Philippines 6 Comments
