HB 4434

House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 8, 2025

An Act Providing for Calamity Leave for Employees Directly Affected by Natural Calamities

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The proposal would give every worker—whether in a government office or a private company—five days of paid leave each year when a natural disaster directly affects them, with the goal of helping them recover without losing income.

Labor and EmploymentDisaster Risk Reduction

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Author · Representative

Johanne Bautista
RepresentativeTRABAHO (party-list)
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HB 1003· Filed Jul 1, 2025
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An Act Providing for Calamity Leave for Employees Directly Affected by Natural Calamities

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