Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021
On September 6, 2021, the Supreme Court of the Philippines issued Memorandum Order No. 77-2021, which mandates a limited operational capacity due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns. From September 8 to 21, only essential staff, up to 15% of total personnel, are permitted to physically report for work, with a higher allowance for specific services. Employees are required to undergo health checks, and those not reporting must work from home, except for urgent matters. The "no personal filing" policy is also extended until September 21, 2021, maintaining previous guidelines.
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- What is Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021 about?
- On September 6, 2021, the Supreme Court of the Philippines issued Memorandum Order No. 77-2021, which mandates a limited operational capacity due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns. From September 8 to 21, only essential staff, up to 15% of total personnel, are permitted to physically report for work, with a higher allowance for specific services. Employees are required to undergo health checks, and those not reporting must work from home, except for urgent matters. The "no personal filing" policy is also extended until September 21, 2021, maintaining previous guidelines.
- What type of law is Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021?
- Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021 (Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021) is a Philippine Supreme Court Issuances enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021 enacted?
- Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021 (Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021) was enacted on Sep 6, 2021.
- What is the citation for Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021?
- Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021, Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021, Sep 6, 2021 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Supreme Court Issuances
- Subcategory
- Memorandum Orders
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
September 6, 2021
SUPREME COURT MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 77-2021
LIMITED OPERATIONAL CAPACITY/NO PERSONAL FILING FROM SEPTEMBER 8 TO 21, 2021
In view of the still alarming number of daily COVID-19 infections in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, there is a further need to maintain a reduced operational capacity of the offices/services in the Supreme Court for the period of September 8 to 21, 2021. Only the absolutely essential staff, not exceeding fifteen percent (15%) of their respective total number, shall be allowed to physically report in the following offices: OCC-En Banc and Divisions, JRO, FMBO, OAS-SC, FMO-OCA, OAS-OCA, Financial Divisions of PHILJA/PMCO/OHJ, and Internal Audit.
A greater number of staff may be required to report in the OBC (30%), Medical and Dental Services, Security Division, and Maintenance Division.
Those who will physically report, on a rotation basis, shall be determined by the respective Chiefs of Offices/Services. Their individual health condition will be thoroughly checked upon entering the Court's premises. They must not have even the slightest symptoms. They shall be monitored from time to time to ensure that they have no symptoms of COVID-19 infection. The official time during this period will be from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
The remaining work force shall be under the work-from-home (WFH) arrangement. Employees under this arrangement are advised to stay home except for extremely urgent necessities.
Chiefs of Offices/Services of the aforesaid offices/services may also opt to avail of the WFH arrangement but they may be required to physically report at any time to take care of urgent matters. Their lines of communication must be open at all times. They shall continue to submit monthly accomplishment reports of their employees under the WFH arrangement within the first five (5) days of the following month, to the Chief, Office of Administrative Services, Supreme Court, who is also directed to submit a report to the undersigned as to which offices/services failed to comply herewith.
The "no personal filing" policy under Memorandum Order No. 65-2021 dated August 4, 2021, as last extended per Memorandum Order No. 75-2021 dated August 31, 2021, is hereby further extended until September 21, 2021, and the guidelines contained therein are hereby reiterated and maintained.
Manila, Philippines, September 6, 2021.
(SGD.) ALEXANDER G. GESMUNDOChief Justice
Cite This Law
Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021, Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021, Sep 6, 2021 (Philippines)
Limited Operational Capacity/No Personal Filing from September 8 to 21, 2021, Supreme Court Memorandum Order No. 77-2021 (Phil. 2021)
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