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RA 2625 - An Act to Amend Sections Two Hundred Eighty-Four and Two Hundred Eighty-Five-A of the Administrative Code, as Amended, so as to Exclude Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays in the Computation of Vacation and Sick Leave

June 17, 1960Civil Law

Republic Act No. 2625

Section 1. Sections two hundred eighty

four and two hundred eighty-five-A of the Administrative Code, as amended, are further amended to read as follows:

"Sec. 284. After at least six months' continues faithful, and satisfactory service, the President or proper head of department, or the chief of office in the case of municipal employees may, in his discretion, grant to an employee or laborer, whether permanent or temporary, of the National Government, the provincial government, the government of a chartered city, of a municipality, of a municipal district or of government-owned or controlled corporations other than those mentioned in Section two hundred sixty-eight, two hundred seventy-one and two hundred seventy-four hereof, fifteen days vacation leave of absence with full pay, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, for each calendar year of service.

"Sec. 285-A. In addition to the vacation leave provided in the two preceding sections each employee or laborer, whether permanent or temporary, of the National Government, the provincial government, the government of a chartered city, of a municipality or municipal district in any regularly and specially organized province, other than those mentioned in Section two hundred sixty-eight, two hundred seventy-one and two hundred seventy-four hereof, shall be entitled to fifteen days of sick leave for each year of service with full pay, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: Provided, That such sick leave will be granted by the President, Head of Department or independent office concerned, or the chief of office in case of municipal employees, only on account of sickness on the part of the employee or laborer concerned or of any member of his immediate family."

Section 2

This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: June 17, 1960

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RA 2625 - An Act to Amend Sections Two Hundred Eighty-Four and Two Hundred Eighty-Five-A of the Administrative Code, as Amended, so as to Exclude Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays in the Computation of Vacation and Sick Leave. BatasPH. Approved June 17, 1960. https://batasph.thirdygayares.com/republic-acts/republic-act-no-2625

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