Got this memo from the HR department.<\/p>\n
\nDate : December 06, 2011
\nTo : ALL EMPLOYEES
\nFrom : HR Department
\nRe : 2012 Regular Holidays and Special Non-Working Days
\n_____________________________________________________________________
\nBelow are the regular holidays and special non-working days for the year 2012 per
\nProclamation No. 295
\nRegular Holidays:
\nJanuary 1 – New Year’s Day (Sunday)
\nApril 5 – Maundy Thursday
\nApril 6 – Good Friday
\nApril 9 – Araw ng Kagitingan (Monday)
\nMay 1 – Labor Day (Tuesday)
\nJune 12 – Independence Day (Tuesday)
\nAugust 27 – National Heroes Day (Last Monday of August)
\nNovember 30 – Bonifacio Day (Friday)
\nDecember 25 – Christmas Day (Tuesday)
\nDecember 30 – Rizal Day (Sunday)
\nSpecial Non-working Days:
\nJanuary 23 – Chinese New Year (Monday)
\nAugust 21 – Ninoy Aquino Day (Tuesday)
\nNovember 1 – All Saints Day (Thursday)
\nNovember 2 – Additional special (non-working) day (Friday)
\nDecember 31 – Last Day of the Year (Monday)
\nSpecial Holiday (for all schools)
\nFebruary 25 – EDSA Revolution Anniversary (Saturday)
\nEid Il Fitr, or the end of Ramadan will be declared upon the recommendation of the Office of Muslim Affairs.
\n <\/p><\/blockquote>\nFirst thoughts would be lots of long weekends, what we get for the dearth of long weekends this year. Yahoo! Must book flights now!!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Got this memo from the HR department. Date : December 06, 2011 To : ALL EMPLOYEES From : HR Department Re : 2012 Regular Holidays and Special Non-Working Days _____________________________________________________________________ Below are the regular holidays and special non-working days for the year 2012 per Proclamation No. 295 Regular Holidays: January 1 – New Year’s … <\/p>\n