7/28/2019 Massive NBI Layoff Looms
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As a result of the abolition and merger of various divisions,
the DBM said that the NBI should scale
down its number of employees from 1,979 to 1,831.
"The NBI will be given two months from the issuance of the ISP
(indicative staffing pattern) to map
out its existing positions. The remaining positions that could
no longer be accommodated in said ISP
would be abolished if vacant or marked co-terminus with the
incumbent (CTI) if filled; to be
abolished once vacated by the present incumbent," read the
33-page letter of Abad to the NBI, a copy
of which was obtained by the Manila Bulletin.
"Personnel in positions that could no longer be accommodated in
the SP (staffing pattern) have the
option to: (a) retire with incentives; (b) be placed to other
agencies needing additional personnel, to
be handled by the Civil Service Commission (CSC); or (c) their
positions would be converted from
regular to co-terminus with the incumbent (CTI) status, to be
abolished once vacated," the letter
added.
A source, who requested not to be named for fear of reprisal,
confirmed that the NBI plans to
implement the layoff of at least 148 NBI employees in order to
meet the required number of NBI
personnel that the DBM set.
The rationalization plan, however, caused demoralization in the
NBI.
Another insider said that only 85 of the 213 casuals, who were
hired in the 2005, are still with the
NBI.
Despite these, the NBI source lamented that the DBM still wanted
to decrease further the number of
NBI employees.
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