Zambales gov’t adopts shorter workweek
Zambales adopts a four-day workweek for provincial offices to save energy and reduce fuel costs, keeping essential services operational amid rising petroleum…
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Zambales adopts a four-day workweek for provincial offices to save energy and reduce fuel costs, keeping essential services operational amid rising petroleum…
The Department of Labor and Employment will return to a standard five-day workweek starting 1 June, ending its temporary four-day compressed schedule…
Baguio City Hall will resume a regular five-day workweek starting 1 June 2026, ending its four-day compressed schedule adopted for energy conservation. Learn…
The Department of Education (DepEd) has adopted a four-day onsite workweek with Friday work-from-home to cut energy use amid soaring fuel and electricity…
The Office of the Vice President (OVP) is shifting to a four-day onsite workweek with one work-from-home day to conserve energy and cut commuting costs amid…
Baguio City will implement a four-day workweek starting 16 March 2026 in compliance with a national directive promoting energy conservation and reduced fuel…
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry backs a proposed four-day workweek to cut fuel use and transport costs but warns the setup may not be feasible…
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports a four-day workweek to cut fuel use and transport costs amid rising petroleum prices, but warns it may…
The Philippine National Police says law enforcement operations will remain fully operational despite the government’s four-day workweek scheme aimed at…
Zambales Governor Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. orders a four-day work week for provincial government offices to conserve fuel and electricity following a national…
'We support the national government’s initiative to promote energy conservation... at the same time, we want to make sure that vital services remain…
Metro Manila cities Makati, Taguig, and Mandaluyong adopt a four-day workweek to conserve energy and reduce fuel consumption amid global oil price hikes.…
Cagayan de Oro City adopts a four-day workweek and extends City Hall hours to tackle economic challenges from Middle East tensions. Discover how the city plans…
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) says a four-day workweek may not suit all private companies, stressing it should depend on labor-management…
IEMOP projections showed that higher global fuel prices could place upward pressure on WESM prices, particularly if supply disruptions persist.
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry urged careful evaluation of the proposed four-day workweek, highlighting potential challenges for…