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Government labor union lauds Makati for early bonus of civil servants - Vimarsana News

Government labor union lauds Makati for early bonus of civil servants

LABOR group Confederation for Unity, Recognition and Advancement of Government Employees (COURAGE) hailed on Tuesday Makati City for giving out early year-end bonuses to government workers. Mayor Abigail Binay ordered the release of year-end bonuses amounting to P569.47 million for Makati City government workers. (Related story: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2023/11/20/makati-city-employees-to-receive-bonuses-early/) “We thank the…

Maharlika critics slam hasty bill approval - Vimarsana News

Maharlika critics slam hasty bill approval

Critics of the Maharlika Investment Fund slammed yesterday what they described as the bill’s hasty approval, raising concerns over conflicting provisions and potential legal and constitutional issues.

Marcos grants up to P5,000 'gratuity pay' for contractual, job order workers in gov't - Vimarsana News

Marcos grants up to P5,000 'gratuity pay' for contractual, job order workers in gov't

Non-regular government workers will recieve a Christmas gift of up to P5,000 from President President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. this holiday season, but only if they've served for at least four months of "actual satisfactory performance" as of December 15, 2022.

Revilla asks DBM on feasibility of hiking pay for government workers - Vimarsana News

Revilla asks DBM on feasibility of hiking pay for government workers

"It is only fitting that we look again at whether our government employees are still receiving enough, especially since the price of basic goods continues to rise. Next year, the last tranche of their salary increase. That's why we should visit and revise it again," Revilla said in Filipino. 

Calls to hike minimum wage of gov't workers to P33K won't be heeded for now - Vimarsana News

Calls to hike minimum wage of gov't workers to P33K won't be heeded for now

The Department of Budget and Management is closing its doors to increasing the minimum wage of government workers to P33,000 as it reasons that a salary hike is scheduled for next year anyway under the Salary Standardization Law 5.