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The Civil Service Commission (CSC) is encouraging college graduates with summa cum laude, magna cum laude, or cum laude Latin honors to apply for eligibility with the Commission, which may be used in applying for government positions.

The CSC grants the Honor Graduate Eligibility (HGE) to Latin honor graduates of Private Higher Education Institutions (PHEI) in the Philippines from School Year 1972-1973 onwards with baccalaureate or bachelor’s degrees recognized by the Commission on Higher Education, pursuant to Presidential Decree No. 907 issued on 11 March 1976.

The law aims for the immediate absorption of Latin honor graduates in the public service to assure their participation in public affairs and bouy up the quality of the civil service.

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) invites government employees to enroll and participate in the learning and development (L&D) programs offered by the Civil Service Institute (CSI) for May 2023.

CSC Chairperson Karlo Nograles announced that CSI, as the training and development arm of the CSC, is offering various online and in-person courses from 2 to 23 May 2023 to enrich civil servants' knowledge and address competency gaps in the workforce.

“Patuloy na nag-aalok ang CSC ng training courses para sa mas mahuhusay at maaasahang lider at lingkod bayan na kayang humarap sa mga hamon ng new normal tungo sa de-kalidad na serbisyo publiko,” said Chairperson Nograles.

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) welcomed the results of a recent national survey where it ranked 9th among the most trusted, and 10th among the most approved government agencies.

CSC Chairperson Karlo Nograles expressed his gratitude to the Filipino public for trusting the agency as it performs its mandate as the central human resource agency of the Philippine government.

“Isang karangalan para sa CSC ang mapabilang sa pinagkakatiwalaan at sinasang-ayunang institusyon ng gobyerno. Makakaasa ang sambayanan na ating iingatan ang tiwalang ito at pag-iibayuhin pa ang ating mga ginagawang programa at serbisyo tungo sa mas mahusay na serbisyo sibil ng bansa,” said Chairperson Nograles.

Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairperson Karlo Nograles congratulated the 1,573 new doctors who officially took their oath as Licensed Physicians on 19 April 2023 at the Philippine International Convention Center, Pasay City.

“Today’s oath-taking is not merely a ceremony to practice medicine; it is a solemn act and eternal promise to adhere closely to the ethical and professional values of the medical profession. As you begin your work as licensed physicians and realize your aspirations and your goals, may you always remember the reason for choosing this path, to safeguard the health of others,” said Chairperson Nograles.

As of 10:00 a.m. today, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) National Computer Emergency Response Team (NCERT) has informed the Civil Service Commission (CSC) Integrated Records Management Office that the CSC system and database were not breached or attacked.

As the central personnel agency of the government, the CSC is mindful that it handles sensitive data on a daily basis, including personal information, appointment records, and the like, in fulfilment of its mandate to provide services and programs on human resource management.

The CSC recognizes that the institution must always be in a defensive position to protect itself from cyber threats by ensuring that our information technology (IT) systems are secure and the necessary infrastructure is in place to protect sensitive personal data from cyber attacks, such as identity theft and phishing scams.

Rest assured that the CSC takes this matter seriously and with utmost urgency, and will cooperate with the DICT and other relevant government agencies to investigate this report. The CSC remains committed to protecting personal data and upholding privacy rights while promoting IT awareness and maximizing technology in the workplace.