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February 2, 2021 | 7:40 pm Font Size SENATE PRIB THE GOVERNMENT will need to set aside about P9.6 trillion to meet its obligations to retired military and uniformed personnel (MUP) if it does not reform their pension arrangements, a key senator said. Citing an ongoing study of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), Senator Panfilo M. Lacson said the proposed pension system will need P9.6 trillion as seed money. “The study suggests that Congress needs to appropriate more than P800 billion annually, for 20 years, if no changes or reforms are made to the pension system,â�...

Aunt Bertha Selected by State of Pennsylvania to Build Resource Information and Services Enterprise (RISE PA) Platform Social care network expands presence in the Keystone State following new partnership with Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) News provided by Share this article AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today,  Aunt Bertha, America's leading search and referral platform of social service organizations, announces being selected to build Resource Information and Services Enterprise — or RISE PA — an upcoming, statewide, resource and referral tool. In partn...

Flood mitigation plans for Cagayan, Marikina City approved PRESIDENT RODRIGO  Duterte has approved flood mitigation and management plans for Cagayan Province and Marikina City, Malacañang said Wednesday.   In a statement, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said Duterte approved the plans of the Task Force Build Back Better (TFBB) as presented by TFBB Chair and Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Roy Cimatu. Roque did not elaborate the plans but, last month, Cimatu proposed the immediate dredging and strict enforcement of the 20-meter easement rule along the...

Year. >> i want to move on. the white house has directed former white house communication director hope hicks and annie donaldson, former deputy white house counsel not to turn over documents to the house judiciary committee which you are a member. how will your committee respond, another example of stonewalling from the white house. >> of course we've been very dissatisfied with the lack of information that has been disbursed to us. but of course, our job in congressional oversight is to get as much information we possibly can. we'll continue the process. this is a process to get the redacted...