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The Civil Service Commission has been controversial recently due to the allegations of CSC Chairwoman Karina David that the President was abusing her prerogative in appointing people to posts in government.


Mendoza will complete the three-member constitutional body along with incumbent commissioner Cesar Buenaflor.


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                    [Title] => No ‘underground economy’ during office hours
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"While there is the urgent need of government employees to augment their income and cope with the rising cost of living, public officials and employees are still bound to discharge their duties with utmost responsibility, integrity and competence, and to uphold public interest over personal interest," said CSC Chairwoman Karina David.


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                    [Summary] => Government employees will receive an additional P5,000 Christmas bonus on or before Dec. 15, President Arroyo announced yesterday.


Speaking at the 10th National Convention of Government Employees, Mrs. Arroyo said the extra bonus will be taken from the savings of the various government agencies to be collated by the Department of Budget and Management.


The government decided to make a pool of resources so all its employees would get equal bonuses unlike before when some would get low cash incentives compared to others whose agencies managed to save money, she added.


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                    [Summary] => He can be sacked from his post, but he cannot be removed from government service without cause.


Education Undersecretary for Administration Juan Miguel Luz said he has not quit his post despite an earlier order issued by Malacañang for his resignation at the Department of Education (DepEd).


Luz also said he cannot be terminated from government service because he is a career executive service officer (CESO).


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New CSC commissioner named

May 23, 2006 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has appointed Mary Ann Mendoza as a civil service commissioner in place of Waldemar Valdores, who has finished his seven-year tenure. The Civil Service Commission has been controversial recently...

Headlines

No ‘underground economy’ during office hours

December 20, 2005 - 12:00am

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has advised government officials and employees not to resort to the "underground economy" to augment their income, especially during office hours. "While there is...

Headlines

Gov’t workers get P5,000 Christmas bonus; workers bat for pay hike

December 9, 2005 - 12:00am

Government employees will receive an additional P5,000 Christmas bonus on or before Dec. 15, President Arroyo announced yesterday. Speaking at the 10th National Convention of Government Employees, Mrs. Arroyo said...

Headlines

Sacked DepEd exec won’t leave government

By Sandy Araneta | September 27, 2005 - 12:00am

He can be sacked from his post, but he cannot be removed from government service without cause. Education Undersecretary for Administration Juan Miguel Luz said he has not quit his post despite an earlier order...

Headlines