CHAIRMAN KARINA DAVID

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                    [Title] => CSC: 30% of gov’t workers face layoff
                    [Summary] => The government could reduce its 1.4-million-strong workforce by as much as 30 percent under a rationalization scheme now awaiting official approval, the civil service chief said yesterday. 


The program, worked out by the Civil Service Commission and the Department of Budget and Management, needs to be approved by the President and Congress but has been delayed by the May 10 general elections, CSC Chairman Karina David said. 


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                    [Title] => Aber sige nga, masubukan ang pangil ni CSC Chairman Karina David
                    [Summary] => SUSUBUKAN ng aming grupo sa TV ang ‘‘BITAG’’, ang ‘‘pangil’’ ng Civil Service Commission (CSC). Kaya daw kasi nilang parusahan ang sinumang abusadong kawani ng pamahalaan na gumagamit ng mga government vehicle pang good time.


Ito ang ipinagmamalaki ni Civil Service Commission Chairman Karina Constantino David sa aking programang ‘‘Imbestigasyon ng BAHALA SI TULFO’’ sa DZME Biyernes ng umaga.


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                    [Title] => ‘RP is 3rd most corrupt in Asia’
                    [Summary] => The Philippines is the third most corrupt nation in Asia and is ranked 11th among the countries with the worst corruption cases in the world, according to an ABS-CBN report quoting a study conducted by Transparency International, a global anti-corruption coalition.


The Philippines was ranked the third most corrupt Asian country, after Bangladesh and Indonesia, the report aired over "TV Patrol" last night said.


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CSC: 30% of gov’t workers face layoff

June 2, 2004 - 12:00am

The government could reduce its 1.4-million-strong workforce by as much as 30 percent under a rationalization scheme now awaiting official approval, the civil service chief said yesterday. The program, worked out...

Headlines

Aber sige nga, masubukan ang pangil ni CSC Chairman Karina David

By Ben Tulfo | September 22, 2003 - 12:00am

SUSUBUKAN ng aming grupo sa TV ang ‘‘BITAG’’, ang ‘‘pangil’’ ng Civil Service Commission (CSC). Kaya daw kasi nilang parusahan ang sinumang abusadong kawani ng pamahalaan na...

PSN Opinyon

‘RP is 3rd most corrupt in Asia’

By Ann Corvera | September 19, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippines is the third most corrupt nation in Asia and is ranked 11th among the countries with the worst corruption cases in the world, according to an ABS-CBN report quoting a study conducted by Transparency...

Headlines