Incumbent Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto announced that the city government has regularized over 2,000 of its employees and promoted more than 5,000 as his administration continues to provide a more effective public service to its constituents.
Incumbent Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto announced on Wednesday, May 4, that the city government has regularized over 2,000 of its employees and promoted more than 5,000 as his administration continues to provide a more effective public service to its constituents.
The city government has also given permanent employment to 440 casual employees who are mostly healthcare professionals. “Nung konsehal ako, lagi ko silang tinatanong, “Bakit puro contractual, casual, at job order ang empleyado natin? Bakit bakante ang 91 percent sa permanent plantilla positions ng city hall?” Ang sagot nila sa akin noon, wala daw qualified ma-regular, konti daw ang may eligibility… Pinag-aralan ko ito. Ginawa ko pang mini-thesis nung nag masters ko ,” Sotto said.
The mayor explained that in three years, the city government has accomplished multiple feats that were said to be impossible before.
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