With President Benigno “Pnoy” Aquino III effort to inspire and compliment government employees from different divisions, He granted a substantial amount of budget for bonuses that will be given this year end 2012

From www.tempo.com.ph news:

PNP OKs release of bonus

Manila, Philippines – The Philippine National Police has released P2 billion for the year-end bonus of its 148,000 personnel.

Director General Nicanor A. Bartolome, PNP chief, said funds have been downloaded to police regional offices for distribution not only to uniformed personnel but also to non-uniformed personnel.

“This year-end bonus represents 50 percent of the 13th month pay and other cash benefits mandated by law for all government workers,” said Bartolome.

The first tranche was released in May in time for the opening of classes.

Bartolome said the PNP immediately processed the release of the bonus after the Department of Budget and Management authorized the release of P1.932 billion.

But Bartolome said that the bonus will only be released to police personnel with no pending administrative and criminal charges.

“As a disciplinary policy, release of the 13th month pay to PNP personnel with pending administrative and criminal cases is deferred,” said Bartolome. (Aaron B. Recuenco)

source: http://www.tempo.com.ph/2012/11/pnp-oks-release-of-bonus/#.UNgQM6zwIg8

From www.interaksyon.com news:

148,000 policemen get year-end bonus

The 148,000 personnel of the Philippine National Police (PNP) have already received their year-end bonus totalling P1.932 billion, PNP Director General Nicanor Bartolome said Wednesday.

Earlier, the Department of Budget and Management approved the budget allotment for this bonus.

Police Director Roque Ramirez, PNP Director for Comptrollership, said continuous form checks drawn from the PNP account with the Land Bank of the Philippines have been released by the PNP Finance Service to the different Police Regional Offices and National Support Units thru the Regional Finance Service Offices nationwide for subsequent issuance and distribution to individual personnel in lower units and offices.

“The year-end bonus represents 50 percent of the 13th month pay and other cash benefits mandated by law for all government workers,” Ramirez said.

The first tranche of this year’s 13th month was released by the PNP in May 2012.

“As a disciplinary policy, release of the 13th month pay to PNP personnel with pending administrative and criminal cases is deferred,” Ramirez, however, said.

source: http://www.interaksyon.com/article/48568/148000-policemen-get-year-end-bonus

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