HRD approach to anti-corruption drive in the Philippine bureaucracy, presenting an overview of the bureaucracy, and proposing 3 inter-related programs to curve corruption: streamlining thru entrepreneurship development, establishing a competency-based HRD in government, and an integrated performance evaluation for government agencies. proposing for new rules of engagement in government employment
4. Important questions about government
personnel profile but are rarely asked
How many have average IQ or better?
How many have below average IQ?
How many are technically prepared for the
job?
How many are competent and have adequate
relevant experience?
How many are doubtfully competent, lacking
in pertinent experience and seemingly needs
more training?
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5. CSC?
The cascading questions?
What is the downside of
security of tenure?
What does incompetence
promote?
How much does inefficiency
cost the government?
How much does corruption
cost the citizen-taxpayers?
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6. Most frequently resorted solutions for
corruption cases
After-the-fact courses of action:
Conduct of inquiry, fact-finding or
investigation
Re-assignment, reshuffling, suspension
or dismissal of concerned employee/s
Filing of administrative and/or criminal
charges against erring personnel
Replacement of key officials with
another set of appointees
Issuance of administrative corrective
measures
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7. The Compatibility Issue in an Iceberg?
Case 1
• Management with integrity and a
graft-ridden staff
Case 2
• A graft-prone Management and a
professional staff
Case 3
• A graft-prone Management and a
graft-ridden staff
Case 4
• Management with integrity and a
professional staff
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W A T E R L I N E O F V I S I B I L I T Y
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8. What maybe obvious to the Public!
The Familiar Solutions The downside
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9. An Almost I.M.F.
(IMPOSSIBLE MISSION FOCUS)
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This is the only one that can earn
back the people’s trust and respect.
But this will be a long and very
serious job, and a very painful one
for everyone of us too
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13. “In the face of evil, the worst thing
good people can do is to do nothing!”
No Talk,
No Mistake
SeeNothing
H e a r N o t h i n g
SayNothing
D o N o t h i n g
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14. Some pre-occupations of employees in the
office ...
Personal
business
Getting one
over another
moneyRacing to be
promoted
Staff like
cats and mouse
Bosses in
turf war
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15. Other common observations ...
Others are always
watching the clock
Others are
busy working
Others have too
much workload
Others have too
much coffee breaks
Others on frequent
travel duties
others are always
on study leave
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16. Lingering concerns in the minds of the
public
Corruption
Red Tape
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Patronage
18. FOCUSING ON THE MOST IMPORTANT
ELEMENT OF THE BUREAUCRACY – ITS
HUMAN RESOURCES
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PEOPLE
MACHINE
MATERIALS
MONEY
METHODS
TIME
DATA
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19. The Paradigm Shift!
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To Team
Performance
Evaluation
To Proficiency
Rating- and Team
Performance-based
Renewable Service
Contract
To Demonstrated
Proficiency based
on Standardized
Job Titles
To Competency-
based Selection
and Appointment
From
Eligibility-
based
Tour-of-
Duty
From
Education
Attainment-
bias tenure
From
Individualized
Performance
Evaluation
From
Permanent
Appointment
with Security
of Tenure
20. The H.R.D. Component for this Anti-
Corruption Program
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OFFERING AN ATTRACTIVE
ALTERNATIVE FOR GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES TO HAVE OWN BUSINESS
AND RETIRE EARLY
TEAM BUILDING,
ENFORCING JOINT
ACCOUNTABILITY,
STRENGTHENING
PLANNING,
OPTIMIZING
RESOURCE
UTILIZATION
COMPETENCY-BASED
SELECTION
PROCESS, ON-THE-
JOB BIASED
TRAINING,
PERFORMANCE–
BASED CONTRACT
DETOXI-
FYING
NOTE: Surf www for ppt of similar title
21. An Alternative Strategy to Directly Alter the
Profile of Government Employees
LEAN & MEAN PROFESSIONAL
GOVERNMENT WORKFORCE
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SALARY STANDARDIZATION*
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* NOTE: Salary Standardization is
justified only after a Government-
wide Jobs Standardization
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Team and Members’ Rate
Schedule:
95.01 - 97.5 - Excellent
92.51 - 95.0 - Outstanding
90.01 - 92.5 - Almost
Outstanding
87.51 - 90.0 - Very Satisfactory
82.51 - 87.5 - Satisfactory
77.51 - 82.5 - Fair
75.01 - 77.5 - Poor
<75 - Fail
Quality
Quantity
20 pts
25 pts
10 pts
100 pts
25 pts20 pts
INDIVIDUAL
PERFORMANCE
RATING
TEAM
PERFORMANCE
RATING
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SEE www.slideshare.net for “Integrated Performance Evaluation System” for details
24. Streamlining the Bureaucracy thru
Enterprise Development
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Government
Employees
Entrepreneurship
Training Program
Nearing
Age 50
GSIS/Bank
Employees
with own
business
on part-
time basis
Employee
retire
after 2
years for
full-time
business
New Employees
Better Skills and
Fresher Ideas
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SEE www.slideshare.net for “Streamlining
the Philippine Bureaucracy thru
Entrepreneurship Development” for details
26. Anticipated End-Results
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Vibrant
Local
Economy
Young,
idealistic
work-
force
Highly
Compe-
tent
Staff
Early
Retirees
w/ Own
Business
Standar-
dized
Position
Titles
Produc-
tivity
Integrity
and
Professio
nalism Salary
Standar-
dization
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27. The Component Files of this Proposal
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An INTEGRATED and
COMPREHENSIVE
PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION
SYSTEM
A COMPE-
TENCY-
BASED HRD
PROCESS
FOR PUBLIC
SERVANTS
STREAM-
LINING THE
BUREAUCRACY
THROUGH
ENTERPRISE
DEVELOP-
MENT
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