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Please try the following: domingo, febrero 13, 2005Sabi ni DepEd Sec Florencio Abad, maging happy na raw tayo sa P3k matatanggap (di pa dumarating, kaya wag usugin) na "Valentine's Day Bonus" simula bukas, 14 Feb na galing sa kabutihang palad ni PGMA. At dahil mga 75% ng Team Angas ay government workers,heto ang report galing sa inq7: Be happy you're getting P3,000 bonus, Abad tells workers Posted 04:07pm (Mla time) Feb 13, 2005 Inquirer News Service GOVERNMENT employees should be thankful they are getting a belated P3,000 bonus this month considering they were not supposed to get any cash gift at all, Education Secretary Florencio Abad said Saturday. "I'm happy with that (P3,000) because for a while I thought there would be no bonus at all," Abad said. He said Malacañang had been considering not giving a bonus anymore to the 1.2 million state employees. Several state-employee unions had balked at the amount of the bonus, P3,000, as it fell short of the P5,000 they had received in December 2003. The head of the DepEd non-teaching employees union, Domingo Alidon, said the amount was too low considering that salaries had not risen over the past four years. Abad said state employees should look at it as a case of the glass being half-full instead of half-empty. It was "something positive" that should be appreciated, he said. With 500,000 teachers and non-teaching staff, the education department accounts for nearly half of the entire government bureaucracy. Malacañang announced in December that it was scrapping its traditional practice of handing out a P5,000 cash gift to each state employee at the end of the year, known as the productivity enhancement pay. Confronted by protesting employees, the Palace promised to give the bonus in February. Last week, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said the government could afford to give bonuses of from P1,000 to P2,000 only. But the employees again protested, and the President raised the amount to P3,000, calling it a "Valentine's Day bonus." "The reason it got so delayed was because the (Department of Budget and Management) had to compute the savings generated by all departments," Abad said. The bonus is supposed to come from the savings of each department or agency. Abad said the bonus was meant to thank all employees for helping to bring down the budget deficit. Dona Pazzibugan Cannot Find Server at kantogirl 3:39 p. m. |
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