
Bacolod shifts to 4-day workweek to combat rising fuel costs: mayor
Mayor Greg Gasataya signing the executive order implementing the four-day workweek, in Bacolod City.* BCCO photo Mayor Greg Gasataya on Tuesday, March 10, ordered the implementation of a compressed four-day work week for the Bacolod City government aimed at cushioning the impact of volatile global fuel prices and reducing the city’s energy footprint.
Starting March 16, city government offices will transition to a 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday-to-Thursday work schedule, Gasataya said in Executive Order 015, Series of 2026.
The compressed work schedule shall ensure compliance with the prescribed 40 hours per workweek, he said.
Gasataya said offices and departments providing essential and frontline services — such as the City Health Office, City Disaster Risk Reduction a...









