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Report lazy government workers, fixers- CSC
By J.Lo
“Criminal liability shall also be incurred through commission of bribery, extortion or maliciously soliciting favor in cash or in kind… Penal Code and other special laws shall also apply,” Civil Service Commission (CSC) has urged public to report fixers and indolent government workers who refuse to act on valid requests for documents or services without justifiable cause.
In its quarterly magazine The Civil Service Reporter, CSC enumerated acts and omissions that can be considered violations of Republic Act 11032 or Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act.
Government workers who refuse, without due cause, to accept applications or requests with complete requirements must be reported to CSC’s feedback and assistance arm, Contact Center ng Bayan (CCB).
Imposition of additional requirements and costs not listed in concerned agency’s Citizen’s Charter must also be reported.
Inefficient government employees must be reported for their failure to render services and failure to provide written notice of disapproval of an application or request, CSC noted.
Failure to attend to applicants and failure or refusal to issue official receipts are violations of RA 11032.
Fixing and collusion with fixers should also be reported.
Violation of RA 11032 is administrative liability, punishable with six-month suspension on first offense and dismissal from service, disqualification from holding public office and forfeiture of retirement benefits on second offense.
Public may report violations through text message at 0908-881-6565, email@contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph or CCB website.
“Criminal liability shall also be incurred through commission of bribery, extortion or maliciously soliciting favor in cash or in kind. .. Penal Code and other special laws shall also apply,” CSC said.
Public may report violations through text message at 0908-881-6565, email@contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph or the CCB website.
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