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- 11 more biz establishments in Bacolod City get safety seal
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| 11 more biz establishments in Bacolod City get safety seal Posted: 01 Dec 2021 04:44 AM PST ELEVEN more establishments in Bacolod City have received their Safety Seal Certificates on November 26 after meeting the city's minimum public health standards to curb the spread of coronavirus disease (Covid-19). These are Tokyo Tokyo, Oxygen, Regatta and Nike from Ayala Malls Capitol Central and SM City Bacolod's The Face Shop, Yellow Cab, Max's Restaurant, Burger King, Chowking, and The Body Shop and KFC, Stella Rose Rayos, Business Processing and Licensing Office head and chair of Safety Seal Committee, in a statement said. Rayos said the Safety Seal Committee (SSC) also awarded John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation (Bacolod), Inc. with their Safety Seal Certificates on Monday, November 29. She said these business establishments will be allowed an additional 10 percent on-site capacity beyond the prescribed accommodation as per Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) Resolution No. 127-A, Series of 2021. She added that more establishments will be issued similar certificates in the coming weeks, while online applications are encouraged through the official Facebook Page of the Bacolod Permits Division. The Safety Seal Certification Program was launched to affirm and acknowledge that an establishment or public transportation unit is compliant with minimum health standards, is using or has integrated StaySafe.ph with its contact tracing method, and is a holder of the requisite business permits or franchise. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 10 Negrense Dualtech scholars finish electro-mechanical course Posted: 01 Dec 2021 04:43 AM PST TEN Negrense scholars have completed their two-year Electro-Mechanical Technology course and were among the 80 students who graduated at Dualtech Training Center in Canlubang, Calamba City in Laguna Saturday, November 27. The Electro-Mechanical Technology course is a dual technology training program that provides students a six-month classroom-based instruction and an 18-month in-plant training in various manufacturing and service companies in Luzon. The program is intended to help male high school graduates between aged 18 and 22, who are single and non-smokers, and whose parents do not have the resources to fund their college education. The Negrense graduates are Angelo Belo and Gabril Navales of Cadiz City; Radin Celeste Jr., Mark Joseph Sudayan and Joren Pido of Victorias City; Jerson Pillones, Choniel Palasuelo and Loisel Del Rosario from Sipalay City; Ronalde Dumdum from Sagay City; and Nielmar Calipayan from La Carlota City. Belo got the Outstanding in Basic Stage Training Program (BSTP) and Merit awards. Pillones, Palasuelo, and Navales received the Merit and Best in In-plant awards while Celeste and Del Rosario each got Merit awards. Most of the graduates were absorbed by their respective companies even before their graduation, the provincial government said. Belo was chosen from among the 80 graduates to deliver the "Pasalamat Speech." In his message, Belo said that he is the fifth child among 10 siblings with farmer parents. He said that Dualtech Training Center brought out the best in him because he was honed to be a better person not just his skills in electrical, mechanical, electronics and drafting but also his attitude towards his family, friends, colleagues, instructors and supervisors. "Dito hinubog at binuo ang aking pagkatao", he said, thanking Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson for continuing this program. "Taos puso akong nagpapasalamat sa patuloy mong pagsuporta, marami ka pang matutulongan na katulad naming daan-daang mahihirap dahil sa iyong ginintuang puso," Belo said. He also thanked the late governor Alfredo Marañon Jr. for trusting him to be part of the first batch of the program representing Negros Occidental. Lacson was the keynote speaker during the commencement exercises. The governor, in a pre-recorded video, congratulated the graduates for overcoming the challenges. "Your class has the distinction of graduating during a global health pandemic, a task not easily surmountable, and yet every one of you stepped up and emerged successful, with this day as a testament," Lacson said. He added that "Today, we are celebrating you, how you have developed, how you were able to overcome your challenges and how you have grown during your time in Dualtech." "Always remember that life is a mixture of success and defeat. Success is easy to handle, use it to encourage yourself and others, failure on the other hand is difficult, use your challenges as lessons, as means to get better. Do well in your chosen field," the governor also said. The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental continues to collaborate with Dualtech Training Center and Buglas Foundation Inc. on this program through the Negros Occidental Scholarship Program Division Office. (PR) This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Posted: 01 Dec 2021 04:42 AM PST NEGROS. The Public Employment Service Office (Peso) of Negros Occidental was adjudged as the Regional Winner [First Class Province Category] and Regional Winner [Best Peso Employment Information System Implementer Provincial Category] in the Regional Search for Best Peso 2020 given by the Department of Labor and Employment in Western Visayas. The plaques of recognition were presented to Governor Bong Lacson by current Peso Manager Dr. Sharon Juance, and former Peso Manager Gerard Inocentes Tupas at the Governor's Office in Bacolod City Wednesday, December 1. (Capitol PIO photo) This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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