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Official 2009 Holidays: Declared National and Regular Holidays in the Philippines Print E-mail

Maybe you're planning your 2009 vacations this early. Most of the 2009 regular holidays and nationwide special holidays are movable, as provided under Republic Act 9492. For these movable holidays, the President is tasked by law to issue a Proclamation, at least 6 months prior to a movable holiday, fixing the specific date of that non-working day (if you're looking for the guidelines on the computation of holiday pay or premium, go here). The Philippine holidays listed below are under RA 9492 and Proclamation 1699, unless otherwise indicated.

National Regular Holidays and Special Non-Working Holidays (unless indicated as a special non-working holiday, these are regular holidays):

 1. New Year’s DayJanuary 1, 2009*
 2. Special Non-Working HolidayJanuary 2, 2009* (Proclamation 1695)

 3. EDSA People Power**
     (All SCHOOLS Only)

February 23, 2009* (Monday)
(Proclamation 1728)

 4. Araw ng Kagitingan
    (Bataaan and Corregidor Day)
 April 6, 2009* (Monday, nearest to April 9)
 5. Maundy ThursdayApril 9, 200*
 6. Good FridayApril 10, 2009*
 7. Special Non-Working HolidayApril 11, 2009* (Proclamation 1752)
 8. Labor DayMay 1, 2009* (Friday)
 9. Independence DayJune 12, 2009* (Friday)
 10. Ninoy Aquino Day **August 21, 2009* (Friday)
 11. National Heroes DayAugust 31, 2009 (Monday)
 12. Eid'l Fitr (Feast of Ramadhan) Movable date
 13. All Saints Day ** November 1, 2009* (Sunday)
 14. Additional non-working day November 2, 2009* (Monday)
 15. Bonifacio Day November 30, 2009* (Monday)
 16. Additional non-working day December 24, 2009* (Thursday)
 17. Christmas Day December 25, 2009* (Friday)
 18. Rizal DayDecember 30, 200* (Wednesday)
 19. Last Day of the Year ** December 31, 2009* (Thursday)
 New Year's Day January 1, 2010* (Friday)

The Eidul Adha shall be celebrated as a regional holiday in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). The list will be updated, with specific dates, and other special holidays will be added as soon as the relevant Proclamation/s is/are issued. (Note: *already fixed by law or the appropriate Proclamation; ** special non-working holidays.) For 2008 holidays, go here. Click here for full text of Proclamation 1699.

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Users' Comments (61)
Posted by olet inocencio, on 29-04-2009,
is may 2,2009 a special non-working holiday?
 

Posted by Desiree, on 26-04-2009,
Is may 2, 2009 special non-woking holiday? Pls.let me know...That's my wedding day...
 

Posted by ara, on 17-04-2009,
Is May 2, 2009 special non-working holiday
 

Posted by Nicole Santos, on 09-04-2009,
Posted in inquirer.net earlier today, 4/8/09 (12:23 pm) 
 
PGMA has declared April 11, Saturday a special non-working holiday. - Exec.Sec Eduardo Ermita 
 
- filed under holiday, vacations
 

Posted by frostblind, on 09-04-2009,
Arroyo declares april 11, 2009 special holiday (proclamation no. 1752) 
 
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/ 156153/Arroyo-declares-Black- Saturday-special-non-working- holiday
 

Posted by Shygrace75, on 09-04-2009,
if they consider April 11 a holiday how come they did not declare it some company like our have been waiting for the proclamation. If no proclamation we have to work on that day.
 

Posted by jen, on 08-04-2009,
when a reg. employee is absent before holiday, is he entitled with holiday pay?  
what i know is if you are absent a day right after holiday, you are not entitled with the pay na.
 

Posted by jane, on 08-04-2009,
there is no declaration for april 11, 2009.is it a special holiday?
 

Posted by concerncitizen, on 05-04-2009,
Please let us know if April 11 will be declared as special holiday.
 

Posted by mon, on 04-04-2009,
is there already a declared holiday this april 11?
 

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