Title
Personnel Reports Under RA 7430
Law
Csc Memorandum Circular No. 33 S. 1992
Decision Date
Jul 15, 1992
Government agencies in the Philippines are required to submit monitoring and annual reports on personnel under Republic Act 7430, with the Civil Service Commission responsible for ensuring compliance and reporting to the President and Congress.
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Scope and Coverage

  • All government departments, agencies, government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs) and subsidiaries.
  • Local government units (LGUs) and state universities and colleges (SUCs) are included.
  • Local government units are required to submit reports despite being exempt from RA 7430.

Responsible Officers and Reporting Entities

  • The Agency Administrative Officer or equivalent is responsible for preparing and submitting reports.
  • Agencies submit reports to the CSC regional or provincial/field offices depending on where appointment documents are processed.
  • Reports for agencies with centralized personnel systems must be consolidated and marked as "CENTRALIZED" to avoid duplication.

Reporting Procedures and Submission Deadlines

  • Monthly lists of separations submitted every 5th day of each month.
  • Semi-annual reports covering personnel status submitted 15 July and 15 January covering June and December data respectively.
  • Initial reports due August 31, 1992, covering personnel status as of June 16, 1992 plus subsequent periods.

Required Reports and Their Content

  • Semi-Annual Report on Government Personnel (Stat Form 1 and 1A):

    • Data on authorized positions, filled positions (permanent and temporary), vacancies, position titles, salary grades.
    • Differentiates between career (permanent and temporary) and non-career personnel (casual, contractual, co-terminus, elective officials, presidential appointees).
  • Monthly Report on Accession (Stat Form 2):

    • Includes names, birthdates, position titles, status of appointment, salary grade, mode of accession, effective date, and remarks.
  • Monthly Report on Separation (Stat Form 3):

    • Records name, birthdate, position title, appointment status, salary grade, mode of separation (e.g., resignation, retirement, transfer, death), and effective separation date.

Specific Data Required in Reports

  • Names, birthdates, position details including salary grade, appointment/status type.
  • Number of positions authorized vs. filled and vacancies.
  • Categories of separation including resignation, retirement, dismissal, death, transfer, or other causes.

Consolidation and Submission Process

  • Field units report through regional offices, which consolidate and forward to CSC regional/provincial offices.
  • LGUs submit via CSC regional or provincial office.
  • GOCC subsidiaries submit through mother corporation which consolidates reports.
  • Provincial/field CSC offices consolidate all agency reports; CSC regional offices consolidate and send to CSC Office for Planning and Management.

Forms and Guidelines

  • Use of CSC standardized statistical forms (Stat Forms 1, 1A, 2, 3) mandated for uniform reporting.
  • Forms and guidelines are provided by CSC and must be adhered to strictly.

Compliance and Sanctions

  • Failure to comply with reporting requirements constitutes grounds for administrative disciplinary actions.
  • This Circular supersedes earlier memoranda requiring similar reports to ensure unified compliance under RA 7430.

Summary of Key Dates

  • Effective date of law implementation: June 16, 1992.
  • Initial reports for personnel status and separations covering June-July 1992 due August 31, 1992.
  • Monthly reports beginning August 1992 due every 5th day following month end.
  • Semi-annual reports due mid-July and mid-January annually.

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