TO provide a higher standard of service to the Filipino people, a lawmaker has proposed a measure that aims to provide free tuition to government employees aspiring to complete their master’s degrees at state universities and colleges .
Yamsuan said the measure will promote career advancement and a culture of lifelong learning in government, which will in turn lead to a higher standard of service to the Filipino people. “Apart from improving the quality of public service, we owe it to our government employees to assure them that as they tirelessly and generously provide their services and expertise on the one hand, the government backs their goals for career growth and professional development on the other,” Yamsuan said.
“Thus, this measure will not only boost our civil servants’ morale and job satisfaction, it will also ensure employee retention, resulting in a more stable civil service,” he added.To qualify for the free tuition benefit, government employees must be employed for at least five years at any time after the effectivity of the proposed measure and should also pass the entrance tests and other admission and retention requirements of the SUC where he or she is applying for the master’s program.
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