seen their salaries go up so i think a lot of them will say, we have probably got all we can get and that is it. it is only a guess but i think if it goes to a pallet the rcn would probably lose by a very narrow margin. ithink would probably lose by a very narrow margin. i think most nurses are taking the view that it is probably over. there is a militant lot, a significant number, but i think the majority of nurses will say, let s call it a day. majority of nurses will say, let s call it a day- majority of nurses will say, let s call it a day. i m sure they would not appreciate call it a day. i m sure they would not appreciate that call it a day. i m sure they would not appreciate that language, i call it a day. i m sure they would. not appreciate that language, just because this is a cost of living crisis and they are fighting for their wages but you think this has done enough so that even if they where we balloted the rcn would not vote to strike again? i where we balloted the
Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairperson Karlo Nograles(Photo courtesy of CSC) MANILA Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairperson Karlo Nograles has expressed his agency's full cooperation and support to the attainment of the good governance goals under the Philippine Development Plan (PDP) 2023-2028. "Guided by a new organizational strategy, the CSC is committed and fully prepared to take an active role in improving governance and bureaucratic efficiency by empowering civil servants and government agencies," Nograles said. He stressed that effective human resource (HR) and organization development (OD) in the public sector is a critical foundation for the achievement of the entire socio-economic agenda. "Layunin ng CSC na mapabuti ang pamamahala at pangangalaga sa ating mga kawani ng pamahalaan, sapagkat sila ang ating inaasahan na gumawa ng mahahalagang programa at magbigay ng mahusay na serbisyo para sa taumbayan (The CSC aims to improve the welfare and develop
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forward, it actually matches, for the most part, the transcript. the partial transcript. the summary of the called. harris: some people say it doesn t match. mary anne: i m sorry? harris: there is no quid pro quo in it. mary anne: there is not, but here s the issue we heard from the whistle-blower complaint, and the summary of the call issued by the trump white house, it pretty much matches. what that now begs for is the full transcript. harris: oh, i see what you re going with us. mary anne: that s where we need to know. there s no discourtesy between second and third and information. with the whistle-blower presented matches the summary. last point, the danger when you ask to meet people, what this really is is the campaign of intimidation. we already have a bounty put on this whistle-blower. for $50,000. that s dangerous. kennedy: that s a great precedent for our justice system. for people to not come forward, to remain in the shadows anonymously with secondhand info