The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... leave allowed should be considered . Classified em- ployees who receive an annual salary of $ 1000 or more per annum may be granted twenty - eight days ' leave per annum to cover absences from duty due to illness or other causes . If ...
... leave allowed should be considered . Classified em- ployees who receive an annual salary of $ 1000 or more per annum may be granted twenty - eight days ' leave per annum to cover absences from duty due to illness or other causes . If ...
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... leave on full pay in addition to any accrued leave to his credit . Employees who have rendered satisfactory service and resign after three or more years receive in a lump sum all accrued leave due and thirty days ' half salary . For ...
... leave on full pay in addition to any accrued leave to his credit . Employees who have rendered satisfactory service and resign after three or more years receive in a lump sum all accrued leave due and thirty days ' half salary . For ...
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... leave . ( 5 ) After the exhaustion of all vacation leave and half - pay leave , an advance of six months ' half - pay leave may be made on special grounds ( " urgent private affairs " or illness supported by a medical certificate ) ...
... leave . ( 5 ) After the exhaustion of all vacation leave and half - pay leave , an advance of six months ' half - pay leave may be made on special grounds ( " urgent private affairs " or illness supported by a medical certificate ) ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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