The city government says it will make sure the reduction in the number of job order hires won't affect the function of various departments.
BACOLOD CITY, Philippines – Bacolod Mayor Albee Benitez will reduce job order hires in 2023 by 20%, City Administrator Pacifico Maghari III announced on Thursday, January 5.In November 2022, the mayor said the P300 million drop in the city’s national tax allotment for 2023, from P2 billion to P1.7 billion, could lead to aBut because the Benitez team initially estimated JOs at around 6,000, the actual retention target has not changed.
The vetting, purging, and rehiring process that happens with turnovers in political administrations led to incidents of delayed salaries in November and December. PAYROLL CRUNCH TIME. Bacolod Mayor Albee Benitez signs documents on December 29, 2022 to allow the release of pay for job order hires before the long New Year weekend. Albee Benitez Facebook
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