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CA 38 Section 6

Reduction of salaries, wages and allow­ances.

Section 6

SEC. 6. Reduction of salaries, wages and allow­ances.—The salaries, wages and allowances of all offi­cers and employees payable from any lump sum appro­priation authorized in this Act shall be reduced accord­ing to the following schedule, the reduction to be based upon the rates of salaries, wages and allowances prior to the reduction prescribed in the Memorandum Order of the Governor-General, dated April 8, 1932: More than P1,200 a year, more than P100 a month, or more than P4 a day .................... 15% Pl,200 a year, P100 a month, or P4 a day, or less, but more than P360 a year, P30 a month, or the basic minimum daijy wage fixed by the President .............. 10% Allowances ..................... .,................................. 20 % PROVIDED, That the officer or employee whose fixed salary is P360 a year, P30 a month, or the basic mini­mum daily wage fixed by the President or less shall suffer no reduction: PROVIDED. FURTHER, That the officer or employee whose fixed salary has been reduced by 15% shall not receive less than Pl,800 a year, P90 a month, or P3.60 a day, and the officer or employee whose fixed salary has been reduced by 10% shall not receive less than P360 a year, P30 a month, or the basic minimum daily wage fixed by the President: AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, That this provision shall not apply to the salaries of teachers payable from appro­priations provided in this Act and contracted prior to January 1, 1933, by virtue of the provisions of section 697 of the Revised Administrative Code.

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CitationCA 38 Section 6 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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