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Sarangani’s employees’ union gets benchmarki­ng visit from Zambo del Norte town counterpar­ts

- BY MANUEL T. CAYON @awimailbox Mindanao Bureau Chief

DAVAO CITY—THE employees’ union of Sarangani received a benchmarki­ng visit from its counterpar­t from the municipali­ty of Polanco, Zamboanga del Norte this month.

The Sarangani Informatio­n Office said the Polanco Municipal Government Employees’ Associatio­n (PMGEA) visited Sarangani on December 14 to benchmark with the best practices of the Sarangani Provincial Employees’ Union (SPEU).

“The pm ge a came all the way from the Municipali­ty of Polanco, Province of Zamboanga del Norte, aimed at learning more of Sarangani’s best practices in governance and public service, and in bringing special welfare and other benefits to the employees,” it said.

The PMGEA officers were accompanie­d by their Vice Mayor Alfredo Bait-it, sang gun iang bay an members Jennifer Rodrigo, Conceso Regencia Jr., Romer Ladera, Charito Ombalino, Cristoven Insoy and PMGEA Consultant Lorimer Olario.

SPEU President Wilson Lapiz, along with the rest of the SPEU officers, welcomed the guests from Zamboanga and presented some of the union’s successful programs.

On behalf of Governor Rogelio D. Pacquiao, Provincial Administra­tor Atty. Ryan Jay Ramos also extended the governor’s warm welcome to the guests from Zamboanga del Norte.

“We really desire to visit Sarangani and learn from you, and ultimately replicate the best practices you are well-known for, benefiting the very workforce that spells the difference in governance and public service,” said PMGEA President Alfred Mel Dagaylo-an.

The union’s health-care program for its members, the availed special support for active union members, the Covid-19 financial assistance, rice subsidy, the Collective Negotiatio­n Agreement Incentive (CNAI), and the newly establishe­d SPEU building, were some of the best programs presented by the union to the PMGEA.

Vice Governor Elmer de Peralta told the guests that Sarangani’s key to achieving its best practices was to establish “a good relationsh­ip between the administra­tion and its people.”

“Whatever programs and projects that the associatio­n wanted in pol an co would be possible if we have a good relation with the local government unit,” Peralta told the guests.

After the benchmarki­ng program was held at the Conference Room of the JLC Bldg., the SPEU officers also toured the guests to some of the tourist destinatio­ns in Sarangani.

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