Rappler's latest stories on Philippine government workers
Duterte grants gratuity pay for job order, contractual government workers
Workers with at least 4 months of 'satisfactory performance' and whose contracts remain in effect may receive as much as P3,000
Duterte signs law increasing government workers' pay
President Rodrigo Duterte's signing of the Salary Standardization Law will see salary schedules of government workers increased in 4 tranches starting 2020 until 2023
Is the salary increase for teachers, gov't workers enough?
(UPDATED) With nearly a million teachers nationwide, a salary increase for them would already entail big sums of money, according to some government officials
Search for 2020 Outstanding Government Workers opens
PRESS RELEASE: The deadline of nomination is on March 31, 2020
Bill increasing pay for gov't workers starting 2020 now up for Duterte's signature
(UPDATED) If passed into law, the House bill would also require government offices to grant employees a mid-year bonus equivalent to a month's basic salary as of May 15 of the given year
Duterte certifies as urgent pay hike for teachers, other gov't workers
(UPDATED) President Rodrigo Duterte asks Congress to fast-track a measure that would raise the salary of public school teachers by 20% to 30%
Senate panels push for salary hike for gov't workers
Under Senate Bill 1219, the highest increases ranging from 20% to 30% will be given to government employees, usually teachers, under Salary Grade 10 to 15
Senate approves bill granting night pay to gov't workers
Senate Bill No. 643, which proposes to grant additional pay to all government employees who work beyond regular hours, is approved on final reading
Duterte EO allows 2019 salary hike for gov't workers despite reenacted budget
The funds for the 4th tranche of salary adjustment for government personnel will be sourced from any available appropriations under the 2018 budget
DBM to Malacañang: Amend salary hike EO if budget impasse continues
'With this measure, the long overdue compensation hike that our public servants have been looking forward to can finally be granted,' the DBM says
Malacañang suspends gov't work on December 26
The announcement follows the one suspending government work on January 2, 2019
Malacañang suspends gov't work on January 2, 2019
The Palace says the suspension would give government employees 'full opportunity to celebrate...with their families and loved ones'
Contractual DOTr workers to be renewed after December 2018 deadline
The Department of Transportation earlier asked to be exempt from renewing the services of its contractual employees
