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[Title] => Mayor Vi’s appeal on CSC ruling denied
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LIPA CITY, Batangas — The Region 4 office of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) has denied Mayor Vilma Santos’ motion for reconsideration on its earlier ruling against her decision to transfer nine regular employees to a newly created committee.
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[Title] => Mayor Vi appeals order of CSC regional office
[Summary] => LIPA CITY, Batangas — Mayor Vilma Santos is asking the Region 4 office of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to reconsider its ruling that her move to transfer nine regular city employees to a newly created agency was illegal.
In a motion, lawyer Erwin Layug, Lipa City legal officer, argued that the reassignment of the nine employees to the "special study committee" did not violate civil service rules.
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[Title] => CSC overturns Vi’s order
[Summary] => LIPA CITY — The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has ordered Lipa Mayor Vilma Santos to reinstate nine regular city employees to their former posts, ruling that their transfer to a newly created agency was illegal.
In a 13-page order, Rebecca Fernandez, the CSC’s Region 4 director, said the transfer of the nine employees — which turned out to be a virtual demotion — was out of line and could even be considered politically motivated as the employees have alleged.
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In a motion, lawyer Erwin Layug, Lipa City legal officer, argued that the reassignment of the nine employees to the "special study committee" did not violate civil service rules.
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[Summary] => LIPA CITY — The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has ordered Lipa Mayor Vilma Santos to reinstate nine regular city employees to their former posts, ruling that their transfer to a newly created agency was illegal.
In a 13-page order, Rebecca Fernandez, the CSC’s Region 4 director, said the transfer of the nine employees — which turned out to be a virtual demotion — was out of line and could even be considered politically motivated as the employees have alleged.
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