PGLU Acknowledges Retirees
By: Camille R. Bumatay, PITO-LU | Photo by: PITO-LU | Date: May 09, 2018
GIVING GRATITUDE. Gov. Pacoy awards plaques and tokens of appreciation to Provincial Government of La Union retirees during the First Monday Flag Raising Ceremony on May 7, 2018 at the Provincial Capitol Grounds, City of San Fernando, La Union. Retirees were (L-R) Virginia M. Canave of the Provincial Population Office (PPO); Marlina P. Mayo, Tita A. Halog and Jesusa G. Amita of the Provincial Health Office (PHO); Wilfredo G. Nariz of the Office of the Provincial Governor Jail (OPG-Jail); Rodolfo P. Manuel of the Office of the Provincial Engineer (PEO) and OPG-Jail; Benito J. Corpuz of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPAg); and Florante R. Gacayan of the PEO. Not in the photo is Antonio E. Mabalo who is a retiree from PHO
The Provincial Government of La Union (PGLU) led by Gov. Francisco Emmanuel "Pacoy" R. Ortega III recognized nine retirees during the First Monday Flag Raising Ceremony on May 7, 2018 at the Provincial Capitol Grounds, City of San Fernando, La Union.
Among the retirees who received the acknowledgement are Prison Guard II, Wilfredo G. Nariz of the Office of the Provincial Governor Jail (OPG-Jail); Administrative Aide I, Benito J. Corpuz of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPAg); Dental Aide Antonio E. Mabalo, Nurse I Marlina P. Mayo, Midwife II Tita A. Halog, Midwife II Jesusa G. Amita of the Provincial Health Office (PHO); Population Program Worker II Virginia M. Canave of the Provincial Population Office (PPO); Administrative Aide VI Florante R. Gacayan of the Office of the Provincial Engineer (PEO); and Maintenance Man Rodolfo P. Manuel of the PEO and OPG-Jail.
The retirees served in PGLU within a span of 18 to 43 years.
“This month of May, I ask that we ponder on three things: ‘graces’, ‘blessings’ and ‘gratitude’,” says Gov. Pacoy in his speech. For ‘graces,’ he talked about the preservation and sustainability of the natural environment of La Union citing the San Juan nesting grounds for turtles as an example. For ‘blessings’ he talked about the recognition and awards which gives incentives to employees. For ‘gratitude’, he highlighted the importance of being thankful for all the graces and blessing and as well as failures and disappointments.
Gov. Pacoy also encouraged the PGLU employees to aim higher and work harder this year to meet the requirements for the grant of Performance Based Bonus and promised to further discuss this during the Cabinet Meeting to make sure different offices are aligned.
