Capitol: Work cancellation in private firms up to employers

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July 21, 2025
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A coffee entrepreneur entertains a customer during the opening of the Dumaguete Coffee Festival in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental on Thursday, July 17, 2025. The decision to cancel work in the private sector remains within the purview of the firms’ management, the provincial government says, after it received queries given the continuous rains bought by the southwest monsoon. (PNA photo)
A coffee entrepreneur entertains a customer during the opening of the Dumaguete Coffee Festival in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental on Thursday, July 17, 2025. The decision to cancel work in the private sector remains within the purview of the firms’ management, the provincial government says, after it received queries given the continuous rains bought by the southwest monsoon. (PNA photo)

The decision to cancel work in the private sector is within the discretion of employers, the Negros Oriental provincial government said.

This, after the provincial government received inquiries regarding work cancellation in private firms amid heavy rainfall caused by the southwest monsoon enhanced by Tropical Storm “Crising.”

In a public advisory over Facebook, the province’s Public Information Office said “the decision to suspend or continue work in private companies remains at the discretion of each establishment’s management.”

For public offices, the local chief executives of the municipalities and the cities “may exercise discretion to suspend work” relative to Presidential Executive Order No. 66, when unpredictable weather poses risks to life and property. (PNA)

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