MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed on August 2 the order for presidency staff’ wage enhance and extra allowance, the Presidential Communications Workplace (PCO) mentioned Saturday.
In accordance with the PCO, Govt Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin signed Govt Order (EO) No. 64 on behalf of Marcos. It additionally mentioned the directive will take impact instantly upon publication within the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of basic circulation.
“Given the prevailing financial circumstances, together with the erosion of buying energy as a consequence of inflation, there’s a have to replace the salaries and advantages of presidency personnel as a way to preserve a reliable, dedicated, agile, and wholesome workforce, thereby selling social justice, integrity, effectivity, accountability, and excellence, and finally translating to elevated productiveness and higher-quality public service,” the PCO quoted Marcos as saying.
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The wage hike schedule will apply to all civilian authorities personnel within the Govt, Legislative, and Judicial Branches; Constitutional Commissions; and different Constitutional Places of work.
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Authorities-Owned or Managed Companies (GOCCs) not lined by Republic Act 10149, or the “GOCC Governance Act of 2011” and EO No. 150 (s.2021), and the native authorities models are additionally lined by EO 64.
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The wage enhance can be applied in 4 tranches: the primary tranche on January 1, 2024 (retroactive); the second tranche on January 1, 2025; the third tranche on January 1, 2026; and the fourth tranche on January 1, 2027.
The Division of Funds and Administration (DBM) earlier mentioned certified authorities workers will get the primary two of the four-tranche wage hike beginning 2025.
EO 64 additionally grants certified authorities workers medical allowance of P7,000 each year as a subsidy to avail well being upkeep organization-type advantages.
The Palace tasked the DBM with issuing the rules obligatory for the implementation of particular provisions of EO 64.
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