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[ LETTER OF IMPLEMENTATION NO. 69, June 08, 1978 ]

GOVERNING THE COMPENSATION STRUCTURE OF STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

WHEREAS, state universities end colleges were exempt from the coverage of the national position classification and compensation plans prior to the issuances of P.D. No. 985;

WHEREAS, the various state universities and colleges differ in staff credentials and qualifications and in position classification and compensation plans;

WHEREAS, it is necessary to effect a smooth transition between the diverse compensation programs in the various state universities of learning and a standardized scheme, taking into account the differences among the institutions;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, do hereby direct the following measures to implement P.D. No. 985 with respect to state universities and colleges:
  1. Chartered state institutions of higher learning shall be grouped, for purposes of this Letter, into four categories. Existing institutions are hereby grouped as follows:

    Large and established nationwide, state universities

    1.  University of the Philippines
    2. Mindanao State University

    Developing state universities

    1. Bicol University
    2. Central Luzon State University
    3. Central Mindanao University
    4. Mariano Marcos State University
    5. Polytechnic University of the Philippines
    6. University of Eastern Philippines
    7. University of Northern Philippines
    8. University of Southern Mindanao

    Established state colleges

    Region I

    l. Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State College
    2.  Mountain State Agricultural College

    Region IV

    3. Philippine College of Arts and Trades
    4. Philippine Normal College

    Region VIII

    5 Visayas State College of Agriculture

    Developing state colleges

    Region I

    1 Central Luzon Teachers College
    2. Southern Ilocos Polytechnic State College

    Region II

    3. Cagayan Valley College of Arts and Trades
    4. Cagayan Valley Institute of Technology
    5. Isabela State College of Agriculture
    6. Northern Luzon State College of Agriculture
    7. Nueva Vizcaya State Institute of Technology

    Region III

    8. Bulacan College of Arts and Trades
    9. Central Luzon Polytechnic College
    10. Don Honorio Ventura College of Arts and Trades
    11. Pampanga Agricultural College
    12. Tarlac College of Agriculture
    13. Tarlac College of Technology

    Region IV

    14.  Philippine Merchant Marine Academy

    Region IV-A

    15. Don Severino Agricultural College
    16. Pablo Borbon Memorial Institute of Technology
    17. Palawan National Agricultural College
    18. Palawan Teachers College

    Region V

    19.   Catanduanes State College

    Region VI

    20.  West Visayas State College

    Region VII

    21. Cebu State College Region VIII
    22. Leyte Institute of Technology
    23. Leyte State College
    24. Naval Institute of Technology.
    25. Palompon Institute of Technology

    Region IX

    26. Zanboanga State College

    Region X

    27.  Bukidnon  State College

    Region XII

    28.  Children's Educational Foundation Village

  2. State Colleges and universities organized subsequent to this Letter shall be grouped in accordance with the above classification and shall follow the same compensation scheme as established therein.
  3. All state colleges and universities shall follow the same position classification plan, which shall be prepared by the Office of Compensation and Position Classification of the Budget Commission to include both academic and non-teaching personnel.
  4. Each category of Institution shall follow the compensation plan that is applicable to each, category. The benchmark shall be the results of salary surveys conducted by the OCIC, to which shall be upgraded the salaries of personnel of state universities and colleges:

    1. The salaries of academic personnel shall be adjusted upward so as to implement the following percentages of any difference between actual salary rates and the 1976 salary survey results:  large and established state universities - no adjustment; developing state universities - 80% implementation; established ntate colleges - 80% implementation; and developing state colleges - 60% implementation.
    2. Non-teaching personnel shall be upgraded upon the completion and on the basis of OCPC position classification action.
    3. The salaries of Presidents and other executive and senior administrative position of the various state colleges and universities shall be determined by the Budget Commission on the basis of comparable Career Executive Service position and/or the national position classification plan in accordance with P.D. No. 985 and notwithstanding any unrestricted authority that may be granted governing boards of institutions to set such rates.  Any reductions in salary shall be applicable to personnel appointed to such position after the incumbents shall have vacated the Office.

  5. Additional amounts required to implement these salary adjustments shall be charged to salary savings of the institution:  Provided, That any deficiencies nay be charged to the Salary Adjustment Fund appropriated under P.D. No. 1250.
  6. Personnel plantilla shall be prepared by each institution and submitted to OCPC within thirty (30) days of date hereof, showing the basis for upgrading, the necessary computation and funding sources.  Payments of differential shall be made upon approval of the said plantilla by the Budget Commission.
  7. The salary adjustments approved by virtue of this Letter shall be effective no earlier than January 1, 1978 or the date of organization of the state college/university, as may be approved by the governing board of each institution.
Done in the City of Manila this 8th day of June in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-eight.

     
(Sgd.) FERDINAND E. MARCOS
     
President
     
Republic of the Philippines
       
       
  By the President:    
       
  (Sgd.) JACOBO C. CLAVE    
  Presidential Executive Assistant    
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