COLABEP LEADS AT HO CANVASSING

As relayed by Dan Daa, LBPEA COMELEC Canvassing ended at 9pm on November 14.

COLABEP Party leads in the official count but the LBPEA Presidency is in a close fight with a slim margin in favor of Presidential challeger -Tecson.

The canvassing will resume at 8am of November 15.

Kahit na sino ang mamumuno basta mananalo ang bet ko na si sonia aka gabriela angelika

mam sonia siguro sa head office yan, wait til dumating ang mga ballots from the provinces. congrats....

Madam Sonia,

Ano na ba ang update sa canvassing?

Head office ballots pa lang po ang kasalukuyang binibilang. So far maganda naman po ang lagay.

ANONG "SO FAR MAGANDA NAMAN PO ANG LAGAY" KAPATID NA BATMAN?, GUSTO NAMIN YONG MALIWANAG AT NAIINTINDIHAN NANG LAHAT, FIGURES AT STATUS NANG CANVASSING, MARAMING SALAMAT PO, AT CONGRATULATIONS NA RIN SA YO AT KAY MADAM SONIA AND MARIO D SPECIALISTS KASI KAYO ANG MGA MATAAAS NANG BOTO AT SINOPORTAHAN NANG UNIT NAMIN, KAYA IPAGPATULOY PO NYO ANG MAGANDANG ADHIKAIN PARA SA LBPEA, NANDITO LANG KAMI PARA SUMUPORTA SA INYO,

so far tama si timbradley. walang kawala na kayo at ni sonia atbp ay mga future lbpea officers na namin, maasahan kahit anong oras saan man sulok kayo nang pilipinas ay handang handa kayong tumulong.

LBPEA Election Canvassing Result as of Nov 15:
Total HO ballots 1048/ counted 440
Pres: Chua 153 Tecson 271
VP internal: Meera 327 Toledo 102
VP External: Faraon 307 Uyongco 111
SecGenz: Benitez 162 Holgado 257
Treas: Dumasig 305 Gutierrez 116
Asst Treas: Daa 320 Marilag 95
Auditor: Bagatsolon 146 Sagana 245
BOD HO: Bamba 229 Bueno 135 Bulao 77 Canua 233 De Jesus 226 Evengelista 183 Flores 155 Hayao 256 Leones 302 Maynes 132 Poblete 151 Robles 121 Tejerero 135
BOD Central Luzon: Limjap 157 Rillon 166
Northern Luzon: Maligas 176 Martizano 149
Northern Luzon: Menor 139 Vaflor 104 Wigan 77
Visayas: Brotarlo 236 Sarte 94
Northern Mindanao: Antonio 216 Galang 103
Southern Mindanao: David 109 Gayam 43 Wong 172

COLABEP will collapse once the votes from the branches will come in....

Im sorry to disprove you because we already have copies of the COCs from provincial branches and still COLABEP LEADS. Thank you Robinhood!

any update?

whoever wins-congrats. basta sa amin still COLA BEP leads.....

WE DO THIS PARA SA IKABUBUTI NANG LAHAT..

may unofficial result na ba sa luzon, any idea?

:bounce:whether COLABEP or TUGON will lead in the elections, whether the winning candidates are mixed, THEY SHOULD STRUGGLE THE ASPIRATIONS AND INTEREST OF LBPEA.

MANILA, Philippines – A merrier Christmas awaits state employees and officials this year.
Malacañang announced Friday the grant of yet another bonus for employees of the national government on top of the traditional Christmas bonus and 13th month pay. The government is giving away a new “performance-based bonus” or PBB.
This will be given to employees and officials on the basis of a merit-based formula for rewards ranging from P5,000 to P35,000, depending on their productivity, said Palace spokesperson Abigail Valte at a news briefing.
The Palace hopes that the PBB would be released during the Christmas season. “I will consult with other agencies about their target[date for release of] the PBB. It’s like Pinoy Big Brother, isn’t it?”
State officials and employees receive their 13th month pay in two tranches—on May 15 and November 15.
Employees in the private sector also receive the mandated 13th month bonus (not subject to tax for amounts P30,000 and below) but other companies also give additional Christmas bonuses that are subject to tax.
Meanwhile, the Productivity Enhancement Incentive(PEI)—pegged across the board at P10,000 in 2011—is due to be credited to payroll next month, said Valte.
Valte explained that the national government, prior to the Aquino presidency, funded only P7,000 of the PEI, with the remaining P3,000 shouldered by various government offices from their savings.
“What happened in the past—at least in the case of 2010—was that agencies which had no savings couldn’t provide for their component [of the PEI]. In 2011, what the national government did was to give out the entire P10,000. So everyone received the same amount apart from the 13th month bonus,” said Valte.
The PBB was mandated by Mr. Aquino under Executive Order No. 80 issued in July this year to “rationalize the current incentive system in government which is generally characterized by across-the-board bonuses that are given uniformly to all civil servants.”
The EO calls for a “common set performance scorecard” and rates personnel “in accordance with their contribution to the accomplishments of their department’s overall targets and commitments.” The PBB scheme has three performance categories: “best,” “better” and “good.”