We hope you enjoy your holidays and use your time for relaxation and family!
Ensure employees are being paid according to DOLE holiday guidelines for anyone that has to work on December 25th. PayrollHero can always help you with the process!
Bonifacio Day is a national public holiday in the Philippines that celebrates the birthday of one of the Philippines’ greatest heroes, Andrés Bonifacio.
Andrés Bonifacio is known for being the leader of the Revolution against Spanish Colonisation in 1892.
PayrollHero helps make sure employees that must work on public holidays are compensated correctly under DOLE standards. Check out PayrollHero.ph to learn more.
On August 21st every year, the Philippines celebrates the national non-work day called Ninoy Aquino Day to commemorate the assassination of former Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino, Jr. He as well as his wife Corazon Aquino who later became President of the Philippines are considered some of the highest heroes to the Democracy reform throughout the country.
With a few of our team members being from Canada, we wanted to wish everyone a happy Canada Day which is a federal statutory holiday!
The holiday which falls on July 1st celebrates the day 3 British colonies became unified in 1867 under a single country called Canada!
Interesting fact; Canada Day was originally named Dominion Day until it was renamed in 1982.
The Philippine name for “Day of Valor”, Araw ng Kagitingan commemorates the fall of the Bataan in World War 2. Often referred to as Bataan Day, the Regular Holiday falls on April 9th this year. Make sure your accommodating the 9th as a holiday in your PayrollHero account for your employees who still work on the day!
EDSA which stands for “Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue” is a Special Holiday only for schools to remember the public civil resistance demonstrations in Manila during 1983 to 1986. Thousands of people spoke out on the injustice of regime violence and electoral fraud for months on end. It is also commonly referred to as the People Power Revolution or the Yellow Revolution because of the many yellow ribbons that were seen during the demonstrations that followed Benigno Aquino Jr.’s assassination.