Workers to receive double pay on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday

In the consultation report, Ministry of Labor and Employment (DOLE) urged employers across the country to comply with appropriate payroll rules and urged workers providing services today and tomorrow to pay holiday salary.

According to the regulations, people working on Thursday and Good Friday will receive twice the normal wage in the first 8 hours of work and an additional 30% with an 8 hour or more work.

Employees who choose not to work on enjoying holidays still have the right to receive 100% of daily salary.

Employees who work during regular holidays and work on holidays need to pay an additional 30% salary in addition to a 200% fee.

If the employee has worked for more than 8 hours during a regular holiday that is also a day off, that hourly wage will be 30% more.

Many other mainstream Protestant communities also offer special services on this day. On Thursday they accepted communion in Maundy, so Moravis held Lovefeast during Good Friday. Methodist Church usually celebrate Friday's fasting and worshiping on the basis of the last seven words of the cross. It is not uncommon to hold sectarian worship on Good Friday. Many countries with strong Christian traditions such as Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Caribbean, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Malta, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Philippines and Scandinavia At Navia, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, the UK, Venezuela, this day is considered a public holiday or federal vacation

Maundy is the beginning of the main Easter celebration in the Philippines on Thursday, which is part of the Holy Week celebration. According to the biblical tradition, Jesus is crucified on Friday (hence "Holy Friday"), and on Thursday Thursday he is celebrating the crossing event. Maundy (also known as "washing feet") is a religious ceremony. On this day, people observe the Lord 's Supper well, and Jesus washed away the reappearance of the disciples' feet. Filipinos traditionally visit seven or fourteen churches on which this re-enactment is made (this tradition is known as visitor Iglesia or "visiting church").

Thursday Monday, also known as "Holy Thursday", is Thursday of Passion Week. Thursday is the day that Jesus celebrated Passover with his disciples, known as the last supper. Two important events are the focus of Holy Thursday. First, Jesus greeted his last supper with his disciples, and thus made the Lord's supper, also called communion. (Luke 22: 19-20) Secondly, Jesus washed the disciples' feet as a form of humility and service. 3-17). The word Maundy comes from the Latin "command". "Maundy" of "Maundy Thursday" points to the order of Jesus to the disciples of the last supper. To commemorate the last supper, it is a good thing to see a special Lord's dinner at Mount on Thursday, September.