PHP20,000 Service Incentive for Public School Teachers Released
Public School teachers and Staff to Receive PHP20,000 Holiday Bonus
MANILA – Just in time for the holidays, over a million public school teachers and staff across the country will receive a PHP20,000 Service Recognition Incentive (SRI). The Department of Education (DepEd) announced the release of the bonus, starting December 20th, marking a historic high for the agency.
Education Secretary Sonny Angara expressed his gratitude to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.for approving the maximum SRI allowed for DepEd personnel.
“This is a historic moment for DepEd, as we are able to grant the highest SRI ever for our workforce,” Angara said in a statement. “We are deeply grateful to President Marcos Jr. for his steadfast support in prioritizing the welfare of teachers and staff who serve as the backbone of the education sector.”
angara also thanked Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Amenah Pangandaman for her swift action in implementing the President’s directive outlined in Administrative order No. 27.
The SRI will be disbursed to regional offices on December 20th and subsequently to individual teachers and staff. This timely bonus will benefit over 1,011,800 DepEd personnel nationwide.
“It is indeed a testament to how much we value the dedication and sacrifices of our education front-liners, especially as they continue to ensure learning excellence amidst all challenges,” Angara added.
Teachers and Staff Set to Receive Record PHP20,000 holiday Bonus
MANILA – Over a million public school teachers and staff across the Philippines will be receiving a joyous holiday surprise this December: a PHP20,000 Service Recognition Incentive (SRI).
This marks a historic high for the Department of Education (DepEd), made possible by the approval of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
“This is a historic moment for DepEd, as we are able to grant the highest SRI ever for our workforce,” shared Education Secretary Sonny Angara. “We are deeply grateful to President Marcos Jr. for his steadfast support in prioritizing the welfare of teachers and staff who serve as the backbone of the education sector.”
Angara also extended his thanks to Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary amenah Pangandaman for the swift implementation of Administrative Order No. 27, which directed the disbursement of the bonus.
The SRI will be released to regional offices on december 20th and then distributed to individual teachers and staff, benefitting over 1,011,800 personnel nationwide.
“It is indeed a testament to how much we value the dedication and sacrifices of our education front-liners, especially as they continue to ensure learning excellence amidst all challenges,” Angara added.