Progressive Alliance of Capitol Employees (Pace) addresses backlog in burial assistance for members and beneficiaries. Newly-elected president, Randy Peacita, reveals the need for P6 million to pay 237 claims. Each member's death qualifies for P40,000, and P30,000 for family member's passing. Pace aims to raise funds to address the yearly backlog and is considering policy revisions and the possibility of a loan. Ensuring employee welfare is a top priority under Peacita's leadership.
Stay updated with the latest election results from Pace as Randy Peacita, RG Manalo, Ruben Diamante, Raquel Magbanua, and Oliver Piad emerge as the winners. Also, learn about Pace's successful Collective Negotiation Agreement with the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental. Join us in celebrating this victory for workers' rights and progress!
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March 12, 2021 TEN doctors and two nurses from what is called the Big Four hospitals in Negros Occidental were the first to get the Sinovac Covid-19 in the province, an official said. It was fantastic and touching to see, said Vaccination Testing Czar Vince Dizon, who witnessed the ceremonial vaccination at Teresita Jalandoni Provincial Hospital in Silay City Tursday, March 11, 2021.
He was joined by Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson, former congressman and Provincial Consultant Alfredo Benitez, House Minority Leader Stephen Paduano and Silay City Mayor Mark Andrew Golez.
The 12 individuals who were vaccinated Thursday were doctors from Teresita Jalandoni Provincial Hospital, namely Dr. Mary Ann Maestral, chief of clinics; Dr. Glenn Rivera, chair of the Department of Medicine; Dr. Francis Gabriel Relota, medical specialist II, Hospital Safety Committee chair; Dr. Geno Dominic Alojado, Infection Control Committee chair; Dr. Jean Alojado, Department of Pediatrics; Ma.