The House of Representatives approves a certified bill proposing a new round of salary increase for government workers.
The House of Representatives approved a certified bill proposing a new round of salary increase for government workers.
The proposed fifth tranche of the Salary Standardization Law will be implemented in four tranches from 2020 to 2023. The SSL 5 also provides that the mid-year bonus, which is equivalent to one month basic salary as of May 15, shall be given to employees who have rendered at least four months of service and still active as of the same date.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
House OKs government workers pay hikeAfter President Rodrigo Duterte certified it as urgent, the House of Representatives approved on final reading a bill which seeks to establish a new round of salary increase for government workers.
Read more »
House OKs salary standardization on third and final readingThe House of Representatives last night passed on third and final reading version the fifth sequel of the salary standardization law (SSL) granting the 1.8 million civilian workers in government salary increases to be spread over a four-year period.
Read more »
Senate OKs bill creating separate jails for heinous crime convictsVoting 21-0, the Senate approved on third and final reading Monday afternoon a measure creating separate facilities for heinous crime convicts.
Read more »
US House Judiciary Committee releases report explaining impeachment chargesUS House Judiciary Committee releases its impeachment report to accompany the articles of impeachment against Trump that will be on the House floor this week
Read more »
Solon: Cha-cha for ‘full discussion’ by House next yearCagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus Rodriguez assured the public that the controversial Charter change resolution will be exhaustively discussed in the Lower Chamber in February next year.
Read more »
Drilon: House push on Cha-cha doomedMANILA, Philippines — Senators from the minority said the House of Representatives’ latest push for charter change through an unnumbered resolution would not fly, with Minority Leader Franklin
Read more »