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The Commission on Audit recently recommended to the Cebu Normal University management the refund of P2.52 million in total incentives, under the Collective Negotiable Agreement, that were paid to employees despite non-compliance of the rules for such disbursements.


"We recommend that management submit other legal basis in granting the incentives, if any, in view of the non-compliance to the provisions of the resolutions of the Public Sector Labor Management Council, otherwise require the employees to make the refund," said the COA's Annual Audit Report.


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Now that some of its members are availing of the Early Retirement Plan, its president Diosdado Cayme feels there is a need to speed up the release of the CNA incentive so those who are availing of the plan would also receive the CNA benefit.


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Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo was lambasted by an organization of
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city hall employees that took effect last week. 

The 300,000-strong Courage, an umbrella organization of government workers,
said Malonzo was merely harassing the employees who were identified with his
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In an open letter, Courage said the sacking of 11 leaders of Kasamaka, a
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The Commission on Audit recently recommended to the Cebu Normal University management the refund of P2.52 million in total incentives, under the Collective Negotiable Agreement, that were paid to employees despite non-compliance of the rules for such disbursements.


"We recommend that management submit other legal basis in granting the incentives, if any, in view of the non-compliance to the provisions of the resolutions of the Public Sector Labor Management Council, otherwise require the employees to make the refund," said the COA's Annual Audit Report.


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Now that some of its members are availing of the Early Retirement Plan, its president Diosdado Cayme feels there is a need to speed up the release of the CNA incentive so those who are availing of the plan would also receive the CNA benefit.


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city hall employees that took effect last week. 

The 300,000-strong Courage, an umbrella organization of government workers,
said Malonzo was merely harassing the employees who were identified with his
political rival. 

In an open letter, Courage said the sacking of 11 leaders of Kasamaka, a
legitimate union of employees of the Caloocan City government, was a clear
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COA advises university to refund P2.52M bonus paid to employees

July 25, 2006 - 12:00am

The Commission on Audit recently recommended to the Cebu Normal University management the refund of P2.52 million in total incentives, under the Collective Negotiable Agreement, that were paid to employees despite...

Cebu News

Capitol workers want allowance released

By Ferliza C. Contratista | July 28, 2005 - 12:00am

After learning through the State of the Province Address of Governor Gwendolyn Garcia recently that a P2.1-billion savings or surplus is in the province's coffers, the Provincial Employees Association of Cebu has...

Cebu News

Malonzo hit for dismissal of 11 workers

By Bebot Sison Jr. | March 28, 2000 - 12:00am

Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo was lambasted by an organization of government employee unions nationwide for his alleged illegal termination of 11 city hall employees that took effect last week. The 300,000-strong...

Headlines