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[Title] => Santiago to review decision dismissing head of DSWS
[Summary] => Ombudsman-Visayas director Virginia Palanca-Santiago said she would review the decision handed down by her fellow graft investigator dismissing from service a City Hall department head.
Santiago recalled that it was her office that conducted the investigation into the case of Nida Sistona, the former head of the Department of Social Welfare and Services.
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[Title] => City might rehire ex-DSWS head
[Summary] => Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña said the city government might rehire former Department of Social Welfare and Services chief Nida Sistona as a casual employee of City Hall.
Because of her "knowledge and work experience" which could still be utilized at the lower level in the City Hall, Osmeña said the city might opt to dismiss her from service in compliance with the order of the anti-graft office, then hire her as a casual employee removed of the security of tenure and other benefits.
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[Title] => Ombudsman investigates undistributed relief goods
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Office of the Ombudsman has opened an inquiry into the undistributed relief goods and buried cans of sardines at the city’s Social Development Center.
Ombudsman director Virginia Palanca-Santiago said they opened the fact-finding inquiry after one of the SDC’s social workers who was transferred to another office when the undistributed goods were discovered, went to the Ombudsman to narrate what she knew.
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[Title] => Cebu City relief goods found rotting
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Relief goods consisting of food and building materials intended for distribution to calamity victims were found to have been merely stored and left undistributed, prompting Mayor Tomas Os-meña and the city council to order an investigation of the city’s Social Development Center (SDC).
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Santiago recalled that it was her office that conducted the investigation into the case of Nida Sistona, the former head of the Department of Social Welfare and Services.
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Because of her "knowledge and work experience" which could still be utilized at the lower level in the City Hall, Osmeña said the city might opt to dismiss her from service in compliance with the order of the anti-graft office, then hire her as a casual employee removed of the security of tenure and other benefits.
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Ombudsman director Virginia Palanca-Santiago said they opened the fact-finding inquiry after one of the SDC’s social workers who was transferred to another office when the undistributed goods were discovered, went to the Ombudsman to narrate what she knew.
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