Angeles City Mayor Edgardo Pamintuan announced recently that it has instructed the city’s finance team to release available funds that can be used for the productivity bonus.
The productivity bonus, which was approved via the Budget Circular No. 426 of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), is in recognition of the support of the city hall employees in helping meet the development agenda of Pamintuan’s administration.
He said, “With improved revenue collection during the first month of 2012, it is just proper for us to reward or compensate the good work rendered by our city workers.”
“I commend you for being resilient and determined in taking your individual part as we move forward to meet our goals,” Pamintuan added.
Budget Circular No. 426 authorizes the “granting of one-time payment of productivity incentive benefits to full-time permanent, temporary and casual employees, including contractual employees with appointment in the nature of regular employment, who have rendered at least one year of service in the government.”
City Human Resource Officer Elizabeth Lagman said the productivity bonus will be released to qualified employees who have rendered at least one year of service as of December 31, 2011 and are being paid from their respective departments’ personnel services budget.
Source: PIA
