Revising The Staffing Pattern Of The Bureau Of Customs And Increasing The Salaries Of Officers And Employees.
Download as PDF
Download as Word
Collections
Create new Collection
Overview
Full Text
Details
Case
Agency Issuance Number
Published Date
Revising The Staffing Pattern Of The Bureau Of Customs And Increasing The Salaries Of Officers And Employees.
Presidential Decree No. 689
April 22, 1975
Case Overview and Summary
Summary of Presidential Decree No. 689Revising the Staffing Pattern of the Bureau of Customs and Increasing the Salaries of Officers and Employees
- Reforms instituted in the Bureau of Customs since the declaration of Martial Law have resulted in unprecedented collection of Customs revenue, increasing from P3.19 billion in 1973 to P6.45 billion in 1974, a growth rate of more than 102%. (Preamble)
- The Bureau of Customs' role as a revenue-collecting agency is crucial for achieving and maintaining economic development and social progress in the country. (Preamble)
- To expand international and domestic trade, there is a need to revitalize the personnel structure of the Bureau of Customs by changing some features of its Integrated Reorganization Plan and upgrading salary ranges. (Preamble)
Provisions:
- The proposed staffing pattern of the Bureau of Customs with the corresponding salary rates attached to the positions is approved. (Section 1)
- Any Customs officer or employee legally appointed to any of the positions enumerated in the Revised Staffing Pattern shall be immediately entitled to the salary provided for said position. (Section 2)
- The position stated in the approved appointment shall be the basis for identifying the individual position in the Bureau of Customs. (Section 2)
- Such officer or employee shall perform the functions of the position to which he is legally appointed. (Section 2)
- The amount needed to implement the provisions of this Decree is deemed appropriated. (Section 3)
- This Decree shall take effect immediately. (Section 4)
Amends
n/a
Amended by
n/a
Tags
Executive Issuances
Presidential Decrees
Bureau of Customs
staffing pattern
salary rates
revenue collection
economic development
social progress
international trade
domestic trade
personnel structure
Integrated Reorganization Plan
salary ranges
duties and functions
appropriation
Law
Revising The Staffing Pattern Of The Bureau Of Customs And Increasing The Salaries Of Officers And Employees.
Presidential Decree No. 689
•April 22, 1975
MALACAÑANGM a n i l a
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 689 April 22, 1975
REVISING THE STAFFING PATTERN OF THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS AND INCREASING THE SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES.
WHEREAS, the reforms instituted in the Bureau of Customs since the declaration of Martial Law have revolutionized and infused a new concept of efficient and effective Customs service which resulted in the unprecedented collection of Customs revenue from P3.19 billion in Calendar Year, 1973, to P6.45 billion in Calendar Year, 1974, an increase in real terms of P3.26 billion, or a growth rate of more than 102%;
WHEREAS, the Bureau of Custom's role as a revenue-collecting agency of the government is of paramount importance in achieving and maintaining an accelerating rate of economic development and social progress of the country; and
WHEREAS, in pursuance of the Government's policy of expending the international as well as domestic trade of the country there is a need to revitalize the personnel structure of the Bureau of Customs by changing some features of its Integrated Reorganization Plan and by...
Login to see full content
Amends
n/a
Amended by
n/a