Mayors, schools allowed to modify class hours
MANILA, Philippines — Local chief executives and local education supervisors have the authority to modify school hours due to the prevailing extreme heat, according to the Metro Manila Council (MMC).
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SALN filing deadline set on April 30
MANILA, Philippines — Government officials and employees must file their 2023 Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN) on or before April 30, according to the Civil Service Commission (CSC).
Government workers for 10 years may earn civil service eligibility
MANILA, Philippines — Job order (JO), contractual, casual and co-terminus employees who have been working in the government for at least 10 aggregate years may now apply for civil service eligibility, according to the Civil Service Commission (CSC).
Government workers urged: Innovate, improve services
MANILA, Philippines — Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairman Karlo Nograles has asked the country’s 1.9 million government workers to continue to innovate and improve the delivery of services to the public.
Lawmaker bats for higher pay for government cybersecurity experts
MANILA, Philippines — To keep the government’s information technology (IT) experts from going abroad or transferring to the private sector, their salaries should be increased, according to a lawmaker at the House of Representatives.
Comelec starts ‘Operation Baklas’ against illegal campaign materials
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) confiscated hundreds of illegal campaign materials Friday as the poll body launched the first day of “Operation Baklas” against election violators ahead of the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) on Oct. 30.
Philippines tells China to ‘back off’ after South China Sea clash
Three ships from the Chinese coastguard blocked and fired water cannons on two Philippines supply boats within the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the disputed South China Sea, the Philippines has said.
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