Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices
Presidential Decree No. 366, enacted on January 3, 1974, allows officials or employees separated from government service due to the abolition of their offices under the new Constitution to be reemployed on a contractual basis without the requirement to refund the money value of their unexpired commuted terminal leave. This decree prioritizes the reemployment of these individuals, acknowledging that previous laws did not account for the mass separations resulting from constitutional changes. It stipulates that after the period of commuted leave, a regular appointment can be granted to those reemployed. The decree took immediate effect upon its issuance.
Quick Answers
- What is Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices about?
- Presidential Decree No. 366, enacted on January 3, 1974, allows officials or employees separated from government service due to the abolition of their offices under the new Constitution to be reemployed on a contractual basis without the requirement to refund the money value of their unexpired commuted terminal leave. This decree prioritizes the reemployment of these individuals, acknowledging that previous laws did not account for the mass separations resulting from constitutional changes. It stipulates that after the period of commuted leave, a regular appointment can be granted to those reemployed. The decree took immediate effect upon its issuance.
- What type of law is Presidential Decree No. 366?
- Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices (Presidential Decree No. 366) is a Philippine Presidential Issuances enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices enacted?
- Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices (Presidential Decree No. 366) was enacted on Jan 3, 1974.
- What is the citation for Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices?
- Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices, Presidential Decree No. 366, Jan 3, 1974 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Presidential Decree No. 366
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Presidential Issuances
- Subcategory
- Presidential Decrees
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
January 3, 1974
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 366
AUTHORIZING THE REEMPLOYMENT ON A CONTRACTUAL BASIS OF OFFICIALS OR EMPLOYEES WHO WERE SEPARATED FROM THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE DUE TO THE ABOLITION OF THEIR OFFICE BY VIRTUE OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION WITHOUT REQUIRING THEM TO REIMBURSE THE MONEY VALUE OF THEIR UNEXPIRED COMMUTED TERMINAL LEAVE
WHEREAS, several employees have been separated from the government service due to the abolition of their offices under the new Constitution;
WHEREAS, there is a policy to give priority to the reemployment of these government employees; acd
WHEREAS, Section 286 of the Revised Administrative Code and Section 2(c), Rule XVI, of the Civil Service Rules prohibit the reappointment or reemployment of employees who have commuted the money value of their leave unless they refund the money value of the unexpired portion of the commuted leave;
WHEREAS, it is assumed that when these law and rule were promulgated the abolition of offices caused by a constitutional change was not contemplated; cd
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution as Commander-in-Chief of all the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and pursuant to Proclamation No. 1081 dated September 21, 1972, and General Order No. 1 dated September 22, 1972, do hereby order and decree:
SECTION 1. Any provision of law, rule or regulation to the contrary notwithstanding, an official or employee who was separated from the service due to the abolition of an office by virtue of the new Constitution and whose leave of absence was commuted following said separation may be re-employed in the Government on a contractual basis without requiring him to refund the money value of the unexpired portion of the leave commuted. After the expiration of the period of the commuted leave, a regular appointment may be extended to the official or employee concerned for the position which he held on a contractual basis.
SECTION 2. This Decree shall take effect immediately.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 3rd day of January, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Four.
Cite This Law
Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices, Presidential Decree No. 366, Jan 3, 1974 (Philippines)
Reemployment on a Contractual Basis of Officials or Employees from Abolished Offices, Presidential Decree No. 366 (Phil. 1974)
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