A four-day workweek will be implemented in the offices of the provincial government of Cavite starting tomorrow until July 31 as temperatures continue to rise due to El Niño.
MANILA, Philippines — A four-day workweek will be implemented in the offices of the provincial government of Cavite starting tomorrow until July 31 as temperatures continue to rise due to El Niño.
The move is seen to reduce electricity and water consumption as well as improve overall productivity. In Pangasinan, the municipal government of Binmaley adopted a four-day workweek from April 22 to June 30 to protect employees from extreme heat.The flexible work schedules do not apply to those rendering vital services such as emergency response, traffic and health.Meanwhile, the Negros Oriental Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council has recommended placing the entire province under a state of calamity.
Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson said he is not keen on placing the province under a state of calamity, noting that the provincial government still have enough funds to assist affected farmers.Up to 103 cities and towns had been been placed under a state of calamity because of El Niño.
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