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[Title] => ‘No more ghost employees in Valenzuela’
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While other officials are tight-lipped or in denial, Valenzuela City officials talk openly about ghost employees at City Hall.
Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian yesterday said the days of ghost employees are over.
"They are gone. Only in Valenzuela. We are proud to claim we have no more ghost employees. We invested in technology precisely to eliminate them. We know exactly the times our employees put in work," said Gatchalian.
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[Title] => Dads blink; Sherwin wins P1.2-B budget
[Summary] => After painting themselves into a corner, the opposition-dominated City Council of Valenzuela relented and agreed yesterday to finally approve the P1.2-billion budget for 2006 as proposed by the executive.
Valenzuela Mayor Sherwin "Win" Gatchalian thanked the council for setting aside politics and personal interests and putting those of the public above all in approving the original budget.
The City Council, for its part, expressed satisfaction that the impasse has been broken and the good of the greater number of the people assured.
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[Title] => No more ghost employees at Valenzuela City Hall
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian said yesterday the days of ghost employees at City Hall are over.
The mayor made the announcement as the full use of biometrics, or the use of finger-scanning machines, in checking and monitoring attendance of City Hall workers officially began this month after a three-month test-run that began in September this year.
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[Title] => Garbage haulers nabbed for illegal dumping
[Summary] => Eight employees of a garbage contractor in Caloocan City were arrested and three of their dump trucks impounded the other day after they were caught illegally dumping garbage in Valenzuela City.
Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian said the offenders were workers of Fel-Gene Construction owned by contractor Felino Eugenio.
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While other officials are tight-lipped or in denial, Valenzuela City officials talk openly about ghost employees at City Hall.
Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian yesterday said the days of ghost employees are over.
"They are gone. Only in Valenzuela. We are proud to claim we have no more ghost employees. We invested in technology precisely to eliminate them. We know exactly the times our employees put in work," said Gatchalian.
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[Title] => Dads blink; Sherwin wins P1.2-B budget
[Summary] => After painting themselves into a corner, the opposition-dominated City Council of Valenzuela relented and agreed yesterday to finally approve the P1.2-billion budget for 2006 as proposed by the executive.
Valenzuela Mayor Sherwin "Win" Gatchalian thanked the council for setting aside politics and personal interests and putting those of the public above all in approving the original budget.
The City Council, for its part, expressed satisfaction that the impasse has been broken and the good of the greater number of the people assured.
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[Title] => No more ghost employees at Valenzuela City Hall
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian said yesterday the days of ghost employees at City Hall are over.
The mayor made the announcement as the full use of biometrics, or the use of finger-scanning machines, in checking and monitoring attendance of City Hall workers officially began this month after a three-month test-run that began in September this year.
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[Title] => Garbage haulers nabbed for illegal dumping
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Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian said the offenders were workers of Fel-Gene Construction owned by contractor Felino Eugenio.
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