+ Follow rationalization Tag
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[Title] => Electronic exporters see modest growth until 2020
[Summary] => Electronic exporters expect to post flat to slight growth this year and next amid risks such as ongoing trade tension between the US and China, as well government’s proposed rationalization of fiscal incentives.
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[Title] => Government allots P6.23 billion for incentives to state workers
[Summary] => The Aquino administration will spend P6.23 billion as incentives for state workers who will be affected by the government’s rationalization program.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => CSC hails government efforts to increase benefits of workers
[Summary] => Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairman Francisco Duque III hailed yesterday Malacañang’s effort to offer more benefits and incentives to state officials and employees that the national government’s Rationalization Program had affected.
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[Title] => DOF urges Aquino to introduce new revenue measures
[Summary] => The Department of Finance has urged the incoming Aquino administration to introduce new revenue measures within its first 18 months or while the people are still very receptive and understanding.
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[Title] => DOLE to extend financial aid to small and medium enterprises
[Summary] => Amid fears of more layoffs, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is readying financial assistance for small commercial establishments.
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[Title] => NIA withdraws plan to abolish 71 provincial offices
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CABANATUAN CITY — The board of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) has backtracked on its planned abolition of 71 provincial irrigation offices (PIOs) by withdrawing the rationalization plan it earlier submitted to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).
In Resolution 7426-06, the NIA board agreed to withdraw the rationalization plan. Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, who chairs the board, the agency’s highest policy-making body, was furnished a copy of the resolution.
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[Title] => 71 NIA offices facing abolition
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CABANATUAN CITY — At least 71 provincial irrigation offices (PIOs) of the National Irrigation Administration will be abolished under the Rationalization Plan laid out by the national government for NIA, the agency’s employees’ union said.
The 9,000-strong NIA Employees Association of the Philippines (EASP) represented by its president Antonio Reyes has thus, asked President Arroyo to exempt NIA from the implementation of Executive Order 366, the implementing guidelines for the government’s rationalization scheme.
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[Title] => DOLE rationalization program won't displace its employees
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment assures its employees that none of them would be displaced when government starts the "rationalization program" next year.
The labor department issued this clarification amid reports that several DOLE employees will lose their jobs once the program is implemented.
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[Title] => 100 DOLE employees to lose jobs as ‘rationalization’ starts
[Summary] => Close to a hundred employees of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) are likely to wind up jobless as the agency begins its rationalization program early next year.
Assistant Secretary Anthonette Allones said DOLE is just awaiting the approval of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to implement the government’s rationalization program, which is designed to streamline government agencies by dissolving redundant offices and posts, realigning personnel and offering early retirement.
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[Title] => CSC: 30% of gov’t workers face layoff
[Summary] => The government could reduce its 1.4-million-strong workforce by as much as 30 percent under a rationalization scheme now awaiting official approval, the civil service chief said yesterday.
The program, worked out by the Civil Service Commission and the Department of Budget and Management, needs to be approved by the President and Congress but has been delayed by the May 10 general elections, CSC Chairman Karina David said.
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[Summary] => Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairman Francisco Duque III hailed yesterday Malacañang’s effort to offer more benefits and incentives to state officials and employees that the national government’s Rationalization Program had affected.
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)
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[Title] => DOF urges Aquino to introduce new revenue measures
[Summary] => The Department of Finance has urged the incoming Aquino administration to introduce new revenue measures within its first 18 months or while the people are still very receptive and understanding.
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CABANATUAN CITY — The board of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) has backtracked on its planned abolition of 71 provincial irrigation offices (PIOs) by withdrawing the rationalization plan it earlier submitted to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).
In Resolution 7426-06, the NIA board agreed to withdraw the rationalization plan. Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, who chairs the board, the agency’s highest policy-making body, was furnished a copy of the resolution.
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CABANATUAN CITY — At least 71 provincial irrigation offices (PIOs) of the National Irrigation Administration will be abolished under the Rationalization Plan laid out by the national government for NIA, the agency’s employees’ union said.
The 9,000-strong NIA Employees Association of the Philippines (EASP) represented by its president Antonio Reyes has thus, asked President Arroyo to exempt NIA from the implementation of Executive Order 366, the implementing guidelines for the government’s rationalization scheme.
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[Title] => DOLE rationalization program won't displace its employees
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment assures its employees that none of them would be displaced when government starts the "rationalization program" next year.
The labor department issued this clarification amid reports that several DOLE employees will lose their jobs once the program is implemented.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-29 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => 100 DOLE employees to lose jobs as ‘rationalization’ starts
[Summary] => Close to a hundred employees of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) are likely to wind up jobless as the agency begins its rationalization program early next year.
Assistant Secretary Anthonette Allones said DOLE is just awaiting the approval of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to implement the government’s rationalization program, which is designed to streamline government agencies by dissolving redundant offices and posts, realigning personnel and offering early retirement.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => CSC: 30% of gov’t workers face layoff
[Summary] => The government could reduce its 1.4-million-strong workforce by as much as 30 percent under a rationalization scheme now awaiting official approval, the civil service chief said yesterday.
The program, worked out by the Civil Service Commission and the Department of Budget and Management, needs to be approved by the President and Congress but has been delayed by the May 10 general elections, CSC Chairman Karina David said.
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December 29, 2005 - 12:00am
