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    For CSC use only

    (to be submitted to CSCRO Director and forwarded to HRPSO)

    COMPREHENSIVE HRM ASSISTANCE, REVIEW AND MONITORING (CHARM)/

    CONTINUING ASSITANCE AND REVIEW FOR EXCELLENT HRM (CARE-HRM)/

    SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT AS

    REQUIRED/REQUESTED (SPEAR) REPORT

    (pls specify whichever is applicable)

    Nameof Agency: Local Government Unit of Burgos, Ilocos Sur

    Date of Assessment November 20 and 21, 2013

    INRODUCTIONIntroduction: (State the type of assistance conducted and objective)

    The Civil Service Commission pursuant to CSC Resolution No. 1200241 datedFebruary 1, 2012 and circularized thru Memorandum Circular No. 3, s. 2013, adoptsthe guidelines on the implementation of the Program to Institutionalize Meritocracyand Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME-HRM). This programintegrates and enhances the Personnel Management Assessment and AssistanceProgram (PMAAP) and the CSC Agency Accreditation Program (CSCAAP). It is amechanism to continuously capacitate agencies in the performance of their humanresource management functions; recognize best practices in the various areas ofhuman resource management ; and serve as a venue for exchange and development

    of expertise in human resource management between and among governmentagencies.

    One of the components of the PRIME-HRM is the Comprehensive HumanResource Management Assistance, Review and Monitoring (CHARM). This is adetailed appraisal of the human resource management systems and standards;management of Human Resource (HR) records, other systems and programs; reviewof decisions made and actions taken on appointments, rewards/incentives,performance ratings, leave, employee welfare/benefits, other human resource matters ;and the competence of the Human Resource Management Practitioners.

    The CHARM specifically aims :

    1. To assess whether the human resource management practices of the agencyconform with CS law, rules, policies and standards;

    2. To assess the progress and the difficulties encountered in the implementationof policies relative to human resource systems and standards, and render technicalassistance, if needed ;

    3. To assess the competency level of the Human Resource Management Office(HRMO) of the local unit ; and

    4. To determine the readiness of the local unit in the grant of authority to takefinal action on appointments under the Level II Accredited status of the PRIME-HRM.

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    Strengths Weaknesses

    I.HR Management Generally, the documentsunder the custody of thedesignated Human

    Resource ManagementOfficer are complete.updated and secured whichfacilitate easy retrievalwhen needed.

    Absence of documentshowing the actualAssumption to Duty/First

    day of Service. A numberof vital documents such asCertificates of Eligibility /scholastic records/ licensesand other photocopieddocuments were notverified/authenticated/certified by authorizedpersonnel.

    II.HR Management Systems

    and Programs

    HR mechanisms are in

    place, operational and arebeing implemented. TheAgency SPMS was alreadyapproved by CSC RO 1 forimplementation on July 19,2013 .

    The SPMS is yet

    operational and to be pilottested on 2014.

    III.Employee Welfare Generally, the authorizedbenefits, leave privileges,and incentives are grantedto the officials and

    employees of the agency.There is a duly registeredand accredited employeesassociation. The PRAISEwas approved by CSC RO1on May 29,2002 by RDDanipog.

    The agency has noallocation of funds formonetary benefits.

    IV.Employee Discipline The agency adoptsbiometrics to record theirattendance and punctuality.

    The officials andemployees have undergoneOrientation on RA 6713conducted by theOmbudsman. The agencyalso complies andimplements the provisionsof R.A. No. 9485. Therewere no incidents ofdisciplinary cases.

    The HRMO has not yet reechoed to the officials andemployees the RRACS.

    V.HRMO Competence

    Others: ARTA, Citizens

    Charter , etc.

    The agency has a plantillaposition of HumanResource Officer whomeets the requiredCompetency levels of HRMOffice for Level IIaccreditation status. Her

    The database of trainings

    attended by the employeesare not updated. Lack ofmanpower to assist theHRMO.

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    assessed competency levelof Intermediate in thefunctional area of leaveadministration is higherthan the prescribed Basic

    level.VI.Reports on AppointmentsIssued

    Appointments are issued inaccordance with existingCS Law and rules. The RAIis submitted within theprescribed period to theconcerned CSC Field Office.

    CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

    Conclusion :

    Evaluation of the records of the Municipal Government of Burgos, Ilocos Surreveals that the same were substantially complete, updated and secured. On the otherhand, The HR mechanisms comprising of the Merit Promotion/Selection Plan , AgencyProgram on Awards for Service Excellence (PRAISE) are on record as approved by theCSC, and are verified as operational and functional. Also, the agency uses the 1997Revised Qualification Standards Manual for its ready reference in evaluating thequalifications of applicants.

    Despite the fact that the Municipal Government of Burgos that only the HumanResource Management Officer handles the human resource matters and her othr

    designated functions she was able to perform her duties. Further, she possesses thetechnical competencies of a Human Resource Management Practitioner to qualify forLevel II Accreditation under the PRIME-HRM.

    Recommendations :

    1. The HRMO should provide and keep a copy of the ActualAssumption/First Day of Service in the respective 201 files of theemployees. This record is likewise pertinent in ascertaining the firstday of service in the government of a concerned employee;Certificates of eligibility/valid licenses/school records

    2. The agency should find sources of funds or other means toimplement their PRAISE.

    3. As much as possible, all officials and employees of the agency mustoriented with the provisions of the Revised Rules of AdministrativeCases in the Civil Service.

    4. The HRMO- update the database of HR interventions attended bythe employees for reference purposes.

    Prepared by: Certified Correct by:

    WALFREDO C. LAUDENCIA, JR. FLORDELIZA C. BUGTONG

    Sr. Personnel Specialist Chief Personnel Specialist

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    Team Leader

    JOSEPH S. GACAYAN Approved by:

    Personnel Specialist II

    NELSON G. SARMEINTOActing Director IV