ANGELES CITY — All 4,380 employees here — permanent, casual, contractual and Contract of Service — are set to receive one-month supply of Vitamin C and multivitamin supplements from the city government.
Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr. turned over the vitamins to the Association of Government Employees for a New Dynamic Angeles City (AGENDA) today, July 7, 2022.
Flordeliza Santos, President of AGENDA, said that among the beneficiaries are the 872 permanent, 344 casual, 17 contractual personnel; and 3,147 COS employees.
The distribution per office will be via schedule to observe safety protocols. The schedule will be announced on their official Facebook page — Manggagawang Angeleño.
Santos thanked Lazatin for remaining true to his promise of looking out for the welfare of employees, as well as giving value not just for their hard work but also for their health.
According to Santos, Mayor Lazatin’s love for the employees go beyond the roof, wherein the benefits being given to the employees are continuous, even in the face of the pandemic.
“Sa ngalan po ng 4,380 na manggagawa ng Angeles City Hall, kami po ay nagpapasalamat sa isa na naman patunay ng walang sawang pag-aalaga at pagbibigay importansya ni Mayor hindi lamang sa estado ng trabaho kundi pati sa kalusugan ng bawat empleyado,” Santos said.
“Ramdam po namin ang pagmamahal ni Mayor sa [aming] lahat. Mula umpisa hanggang ngayon ay hindi po pinabayaan ni Mayor ang mga empleyado at tuloy tuloy ang benepisyo at biyayang kanyang ibinibigay. Tunay na may PUSO para sa mga manggagawa,” Santos furthered.
Santos also ensures that AGENDA is one with Mayor Lazatin in the pursuit of delivering quality service for the betterment of Angeles City and its people.
“Maasahan po [ninyo ]na mas pagbubutihan ng bawat empleyado ang pagbibigay serbisyo sa mga tao dahil kaisa po kami ni Mayor Lazatin sa kanyang mga programa at magandang hanagarin para sa Angeles City,” Santos vowed.
She also congratulated Mayor Lazatin on taking his oath for a second term.
To recall, all COS employees first received their year-end gratuity of P3,000 in 2020 and 2021 during Mayor Lazatin’s first term as city Mayor.
