When to receive sri for teachers 2022?

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has issued administrative orders (AOs) granting a service recognition incentive (SRI) for government employees at a uniform rate not exceeding PHP20,000.

As for Department of Education, the agency released an Advisory on the Grant of FY 2022 Service Recognition Incentive(SRI) as approved by Vice President/DepEd Secretary Sara Duterte.

The DepEd will provide a rate of Fifteen Thousand Pesos (Php 15,000.00) SRI per eligible employee.

2022 SRI is a one time payment which must be covered by 2 sub-AROs to all regions.

The 1st sub-ARO will be released today, Php9,000 for every qualified employee and the final sub-ARO (for the remaining Php 6,000) will be after DepEd Central Office’s (CO) receipt of the SARO from the DBM (as a response to the request for modification from MOOE to PS).

Cash back up will be prepared by the CO ( thru NTA) for those ROs/SDOs with LBP accounts while for non-LBP, NCA will be released by their DBM-RO counterpart upon submission of their request for the purpose. Thank you.

Source: Undersecretary Annalyn Sevilla

DepEd released Notice of Transfer of Allocation for some regional offices.

Source: Qcpsta Teachers

Date of Release: Not earlier than December 20, 2022 but not later than January 6, 2023.

• Phil.
• GSIS Benefits – Retirement and Life Insurance Plan (You contribute 9% of your basic pay, while the employer contributes an amount equal to 12% of your basic pay)
• Vacation Credits – Upto 15 days in a year.
• Leave Privileges – Maternity Leave, Paternity Leave and Study Leave.

ACT chairman Vladimer Quetua said the release of the maximum allowable incentive this year would be “in the spirit of fairness and due appreciation of the teachers’ service to the nation this Christmas season.”

“Citing that DepEd has too many employees and the agency savings cannot afford to pay full benefits is an unacceptable excuse. It is not our teachers’ fault that there are about 900,000 of them,” Quetua said in a statement.

“The national government should ensure that our teachers receive their benefits in full and on time, in recognition of their valuable service to the youth,” he added.

Last week, President Marcos issued an administrative order authorizing the grant of a one-time SRI this year at a uniform rate not exceeding P20,000 per government employee.

The amount that state workers will receive will be determined based on available funding of each agency.

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte authorized the release of P15,000 for every DepEd personnel, including about one million public school teachers and non-teaching personnel.

The funding will be sourced from the agency’s personnel services budget and augmented by available 2022 allotment for maintenance and other operating expenses.