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sexydee

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #140 on: January 24, 2013, 09:49:17 pm »
Dami pala natin dito.  ;D

minnie99

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #141 on: April 03, 2013, 02:52:26 pm »
Sa UP ako nagwowork. As "non-UP contractual" meaning no benefits haha! Hmm hintay hintay lang maging "UP Contractual" or much better, regular. Election ban kasi kaya bawal daw magbigay ng item :))

viellemacey

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #142 on: April 25, 2013, 08:27:09 pm »
hanggang kelan election ban? gusto ko kasi magwork sa government, csc eligible na ko but no experience yet since i graduated 3 years ago.

kung magsariling sikap ba ko like walang backer qualified kaya ako somehow? kasi if not makikigo with the flow na lang ako, backer system. balak ko kasi dito sa LGU samin kasi friend ng tito ko yung head sa admin. kung di ako swertehin dun baka sa BIR na lang since cousin ng lola ko yung Revenue District Officer ( which makes him my lolo )

shegothim

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #143 on: April 25, 2013, 10:33:07 pm »
sis try mong mag-apply sa mga govt agencies. malay mo may maswertehan ka at di na kailangan ng backer at the same time apply ka rin sa may kilala ka.

sweetmama26

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i'm worried about entrance exam ng secondary education.. madali lang ba?? ano-ano ba mga question?? plss,, help me... para ready ako...

xxkukaixx

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After waiting for many months, finally mabibigay na ang PBB namin this week. :) kayo ba mga sissses na-receive nyo na rating and pbb nyo? :)

sexydee

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We got our PBB first week of June pa lang. :)

xxkukaixx

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Ah really? I guess mahina talaga department namin, pa-huli huli lagi hahaha..  :P

sexydee

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Or dahil maliit lang din agency namin? hehe.. ;)

Pero super nakakalungkot, damang-dama ko ang pagkawala ng mga benefits sa amin. Kailangang-kailangan pa naman namin ng money ngayon. :((

xxkukaixx

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Bakit sis? Ano or ano-ano ba nawala sa inyo?

inday101

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #150 on: April 05, 2014, 04:09:39 pm »
Hello mga sis, kamusta na iyong mga sis natin na nag-aantay sa government.
I passed the Civil service exam may 2012 pa, i applied to 4 agencies since then. Actually iyong last  2 application this month ko lang pinasa. I am really hoping and praying na makapasok na sa gobyerno kahit walang backer. May relatives ako sa na pwede mag-backer pero i feel na ayaw nila talaga magrekomenda. Umaasa na lang ako sa tadhana at kay Lord :)
« Last Edit: April 16, 2014, 08:07:19 pm by inday101 »

agape

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #151 on: April 06, 2014, 01:17:31 pm »
Ano po ang age limit pag gustong magwork for the government?

inday101

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #152 on: April 06, 2014, 01:23:14 pm »
hindi ko lang sure sis pero tita ko 40+ n siya ng makapasok. private siya before.

fall2pieces

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #153 on: April 13, 2014, 10:16:16 pm »
Anyone working at Bureau of Immigration? I just got interviewed here, I hope I passed.

sosychill

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sa mga gusto mag work sa government check my post hiring kami ngayon mga sis  :) http://www.femalenetwork.com/girltalk/index.php/topic,283935.0.html

blood_siren

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #155 on: January 22, 2016, 01:55:17 pm »
Need po ba na passer ka na ng civil service bago ka matanggap sa government?

shegothim

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #156 on: January 22, 2016, 02:01:34 pm »
karamihan sa mga permanent positions kailangan passer ka ng civil service pero kung contractual hindi required.

her_shey

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #157 on: March 31, 2016, 02:50:42 pm »
I am working in a government as a nurse.

SG 16 ako. So roughly, 26 plus din yung sahod. Minus tax.

Pero magaan lang ang work.

May days lang talaga na super busy pero mas marami ang days na chill lang hehe  ;D

minnie99

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #158 on: March 31, 2016, 03:47:39 pm »
Ako SG 14 sa ating State U. ;) Okay na rin kasi malapit lang sa house and libre ang tuition ko. Plus factor, hindi gaanong stressed sa work, paminsan-minsan lang. Hehe.

emsgalon

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Re: Government employees, share your work load/compensation/environment here
« Reply #159 on: April 19, 2016, 10:26:37 am »
Hi. I was happy na makakita ng thread like this. I am currently working as an Executive Assistant in one of the Field Offices of DA. Actually, I graduated lang last year. BS Agri course ko so talagang in line sa napasukan ko. Actually, 'di talaga ako nag-apply dito. The Head of the Office is actually ka-baranggay ko and she saw a tarpaulin (pinagawan kasi ako ng baranggay namin kasi I graduated with Latin honors), then she called my parents and asked if I would be willing to work for her. So 'yun na nga I got hired.

I would like to say na totoo talaga na palakasan system sa gov't. It's a tradition na. But I believe na may mga circumstance din naman na mahihire ka kahit wala kang kakilala, as long as qualified ka and hiring sila. My FB friend nga na nagpasa lang ng resume, she got accepted agad.

Technically, I'm CS eligible na (because of Latin honors). Contractual pa lang ako kasi magtake pa lang ako ng Licensure Exam on October. Pero once na makapasa, baka may maibigay pa na item.

Oo nga pala, although it's true na madaling makapasok kapag may kakilala ka, unless you are qualified and may available na item, never kang mapepermanent. Sobrang higpit ng CSC when it comes to promotion. They even have the Three Grade Limitation on Promotion.

IMO,


Pros:
-You will be helping the country grow (as opposed to helping a billionaire become a gazillionaire ;))
-Security of tenure
-Benefits and other incentives
-Weekend offs
-Travel and trainings
-Opportunity to take graduate studies for FREE

Cons:
-Politics (this is what I hate. Most bosses are forced to sacrifice life principles, ugh.)
-Promotion will depend upon the available position + based on length of service (as opposed to performance)


Sa hiring naman, my advice is to always check websites for posting of vacant positions.

 

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