The push by Davao City Councilor Danny Dayanghirang to implement a four‑day workweek as a response to soaring fuel prices is bold, timely, and undeniably appealing, but it also demands a level of scrutiny that goes beyond the political soundbite. With tensions in the Middle East driving global oil prices upward, local governments are scrambling for immediate relief measures, and Dayanghirang’s proposal offers a simple, almost elegant solution: cut one commuting day, reduce fuel...
