+ Follow OMNIBUS CODE Tag
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[Title] => Illegal drugs, election laws revision sought
[Summary] => Representative Lucy Torres-Gomez (4th dist., Leyte) this week filed in Congress a resolution seeking to amend a provision of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002, and to codify all previous election laws including the ones on automated polls.
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[Title] => Mahimo nang mangampanya
[Summary] => Mahimo nang makapangampanya ang mga kandidatong nakaduso na og Certificates of Candidacy bisan pa man og wala pa ang election period sumala pang Provincial Election Supervisor, Atty. Lionel Marco Castillano.
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[Title] => Comelec not banning government consultants, contractual workers
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Contractual employees and government consultants are not covered by the prohibition under the Omnibus Election Code, which stipulated that public servants are barred from engaging in politics during the poll period.
Provincial election supervisor Lionel Marco Castillano disclosed that only those government employees covered by the Civil Service Commission are warned against involving themselves in political campaigns.
The election law specifies that civil servants must remain apolitical and maintain a non-partisan attitude.
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[Title] => 30 Santiago City workers to lose jobs for backing mayor’s recall
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SANTIAGO CITY — At least 30 City Hall employees, who supported the failed recall move against the mayor of this Isabela city, would lose their jobs "for indulging in partisan activities."
Mayor Amelita Navarro said yesterday that she has advised the employees concerned to just resign or face dismissal for violating the Omnibus Code for Civil Servants for getting involved in the preparatory recall process.
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OMNIBUS CODE
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Contractual employees and government consultants are not covered by the prohibition under the Omnibus Election Code, which stipulated that public servants are barred from engaging in politics during the poll period.
Provincial election supervisor Lionel Marco Castillano disclosed that only those government employees covered by the Civil Service Commission are warned against involving themselves in political campaigns.
The election law specifies that civil servants must remain apolitical and maintain a non-partisan attitude.
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Mayor Amelita Navarro said yesterday that she has advised the employees concerned to just resign or face dismissal for violating the Omnibus Code for Civil Servants for getting involved in the preparatory recall process.
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November 27, 2009 - 12:00am
