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Issues (External/Internal) Interested Parties Needs and Expectations

INTERNAL
Overall Change of leadership
Performance
of the Harmonious relationship
Employees
organization within the organization

Transitional concerns on the


full implementation of ISO Sustain the 9001:2015 ISO
9001:2015 Employees Certification smoothly and
with ease

Office Vehicle provided is not


safe or dependable for long FO is provided with new
Resource distance travel especially in far Program Managers and reliable service for
flung barangays of a different office operation
terrain.

Non availability of supplies


and materials at the time of Supplies & materials are
need Employees readily available in times
of need

Human
Aspects Unequal distribution of Employees
workload .Multi-tasking of Employees expect from
personnel causing at times Leadership a rationalized
failure to work within the work assignments
PCT Employees

Fast manpower turn-over


Replacement based on
Employees merit and fitness
Infusion of millenials in the
organization All employees are
employees considered an asset in the
organization

Interpretation PROBABILITY

1 LOW Once a year


2 MEDIUM 4 times a year
3 HIGH monthly
Risk Analysis
Risk/Opportunities Existing Action Plan

Probability Impact

No continuity of some plans Dialogue/consultation with the new Leader


and programs/changes of
priorities 1 1

consistent inclusion of budgetary


requirement in the budget proposal
budgetary constraints 1 1

Service delivery is affected. Include in the PPMP the procurement of


vehicle for Field offices
2 2

This may cause


inconvenience and the
worst circumstance would
cause an accident Have a regular maintainance 2 2

Delayed delivery of PPMP is prepared months prior the next


services to our clients year operation
1 1

Burn-out Conduct Performance Audit


Demoralization Develop program to promote the work/life 3 3
balance of employees.

Less competent/capable Conduct of Performance Audit


personnel Send personnel to trainings 3 3
Conduct coaching and mentoring

Disruption of service Institutionalize regional succession program


delivery 1 1

Problem with regards to Send personnel to trainings


supervision Conduct coaching and mentoring
1 1

IMPACT RATING ACTION


Legal Performance
AOM 90% Utilization 1-3 LOW Existing Action is Enough
Disallowance 70% Utilization 4-6 MEDIUM Existing Action + Additional
Ombudsman 20% Utilization 7-9 HIGH Existing Action + Additional
Analysis Evaluation of Effectiveness
Additional Action Plan of Action Taken
Rating

* Target was met. *


harmonious relationship
1 among employees and the
mgt.

*Continual improvement *
1 Sustained ISO Certification

New vehicle
Inform the RO of this vehicle concern
4 and prepare donation documents to
TESDA to support their training
program. With this, the RO can now
procure a new vehicle.

9
Institutionalize Awards and
Recognition Program
9

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0

FREQUENCY OF MONITIORING

ting Action is Enough Semestral


ting Action + Additional Action Quarterly
ting Action + Additional Action + Top Management Decision Monthly
Issues (External/Internal) Interested Parties Needs and Expectations

INTERNAL
Failure to act within the
prescribed PCT
SPES Beneficiaries & Timely payment of claims
Program Manager to benefciaries
001 SPES

Accountant/Cashier On-line and offline version


Erroneous Computation /Program Manager of Payroll System

Prompt submission of
Accountant/Cashier documents/ NO
Lacking documents /Program Manager disallowance
submitted to COA
Non-sustainability of Payroll
System on (GIP and SPES)
causing erroneous reports User/ Program SPES/GIP System must be
Manager user friendly

Timely payment of claims


Delayed payment of salary Beneficiary to the benefciaries

* SPES/GIP System must


be a user friendly * Non
Occurrence of bugs in System Developer occurrence of
system and FO user malfunctions in the system
* Offline version

Lapse of budget
appropriation for the Beneficiary/PESO/L Timely payment of claims
corresponding year when GU to beneficiaries
the services were actually
rendered
EXTERNAL

001 SPES Program


Delayed submission of Managers/LGUs
validated payroll from
participating employers;
On-time/prompt payment
of SPES claims after
Submission of Incomplete Program submission of documents
documents by the Manager,/PESOs
beneficiaries themselves: &Beneficiary
DTR
of SPES claims after
submission of documents

Non observance of the Program Manager &


process standards of the PESOs
stakeholders

prompt payment of claims


Delayed submission of SPES after submission of
Pre-employment documents of Program Manager documents without
SPES beneficiaries prior to the &PESOs considering whether what
deployment
they submitted were
complete.

Delayed submission of SPES


Post-employment documents of Program Manager &
SPES beneficiaries: DTR and PESOs
Employers Payroll

Program Managers 100%


Unexpected withdrawal of fully accomplished
targeted beneficiaries and Physical and Financial
& PESOs
partners. Target

Unexpected disqualified Program Managers All SPES beneficiaries to be


Beneficiaries & PESOs qualified.

Problems on replaced PESOs, beneficiary All SPES beneficiaries


beneficiaries which led to non- and Program should be enrolled with
enrollment to insurances Manager GPAI

PESOs, beneficiary
Lacking/inconsistent Accurate/proper and
and Program
signatures consistency of signatures
Manager

Skills of jobseekers do not


match with the available
vacancies Applicants and job mis-match prevention
Employers
Job Fair
Conflict of schedule of the
managers More employers will
FO and Managers attend and participate in
the Jobs Fair

* Partial documents will


Lack of information Clients, Applicants be allowed. * Applicants
dissemination on the and Program with complete documents
required employment Managers have the advantage during
documents interview.
Interpretation PROBABILITY

1 LOW Once a year


2 MEDIUM 4 times a year
3 HIGH monthly
Risk Analysis
Risk/Opportunities Existing Action Plan

Probability Impact

* Complaints may be filed by Briefing among the beneficiaries relative the


clients SPES program and the manner by which
* Delayed submission of they are paid
reports 1 2

1 1

*FO to assign designate Quality Control


Officer
1 1
Notice of Disallowance
issued from COA
* Updating/Enhancement of Payroll Sytem
on (GIP and SPES) and provision of updated
System Manual.
2 2

* FO Head/Liaison Officer to get the


checks once a week. * Processing of
claims in FO/RO shall be acted within the 1 1
Complaint Through 8888 PCT
and unsatisfactory feedback

Erroneous computation of Coordination with the DOLE ISA to fix 2 2


SPES claims computer glitches in the system

Salary will not be processed Constant follow-up and linkaging among


for late submission of stakeholders, especially during PESO 1 1
documets Meetings

Require the PESO Managers to submit early


the complete documentary requirements 1 1
before engagement.

Institutionalize the process in ensuring the 1 1


submission of documents
There is a risk that not all
SPES beneficiaries will be
paid in a given year Ensure the conduct of SPES Orientation/ Day 1 1
before the contract commences.
SPES beneficiaries will be
paid in a given year

Discuss the SPES Procedures among


stakeholders during the orientation, including 1 2
the risks.

Processing of claims not in


accordance with the Require PESOs to sumbit the complete
Process Cycle Time Pre-employment documents prior the 1 1
deployment.

1. Send letter to employers to submit the required


documents. 2. Ensure a conduct of SPES
Orientation/ Day before the contract will
commence. Inform employers that they are liable
whatever is the consequences of not submitting
1 1
the SPES Post Employment Documents. 3.
Reiteration of PCT among PESO Managers during
monthly and quarterly meetings

Require partners to inform DOLE of its


withdrawal prior to SPES pledging session
so the slots can be channeled to interested 1 1
employers

There is a risk that the SPES


Fund may not be 100%
utilized/disbursed. * PESOs/LGUs shall ensure that all beneficiaries 1 1
are qualified before deployment.

Require the partner to pay the beneficiary 1 1

Delayed processing of * PESOs/LGUs shall ensure that all SPES forms 1 1


claims shall be properly filled-up.

There is a risk that some Provide two (2)months lead time before the
jobseekers are not qualified job fair
to the existing vacancies 1 1

Employers' representatives Send invitations two (2) months before the


do not have the authority job fair
to hire. 1 1

* Provide two (2)months lead time before


the job fair
There is a risk that some
participating employers
require additional
documents that are not
readily available at the time 1 1
of application or they may
require additional stage of
screening process after the
job fair.
IMPACT RATING ACTION
Legal Performance
AOM 90% Utilization 1-3 LOW Existing Action is Enough
Disallowance 70% Utilization 4-6 MEDIUM Existing Action + Additional
Ombudsman 20% Utilization 7-9 HIGH Existing Action + Additional
Analysis Evaluation of Effectiveness of
Additional Action Plan Action Taken
Rating

Processed claims within PCT


2 and No complain

1 No Disallowance

1 No Disallowance

* There must be an offline


version of the payroll system in
case of internet failure. * Effective and user friendly
4
Payroll System * No errors

1 No 8888 complaint

* There must be an offline


version of the payroll system in
case of internet failure and other No error and other
4 case of malfunctions. malfunctions cases

Establish Gantt-Chart to monitor


1 timely submission of SPES Full utilization of funds
documents

1
Positive feedback/ satisfactory
rating from the SPES
beneficiaries.
1
rating from the SPES
beneficiaries.

Processed claims is in
accordance with PCT and No
NC findings (internal and
external audit
1

Fully utilization/disbursed of
1 Fund

* Properly filled up forms..*


Theres no proof of return of
documents to employers
1 because of some
inconsistency of submitted
documents.

1
ting Action is Enough Semestral
ting Action + Additional Action Quarterly
ting Action + Additional Action + Top Management Decision Monthly
Issues (External/Internal) Interested Parties Needs and Expectations

INTERNAL
Intervening tasks assigned
to inspectors. There is a need to
LLCO/Labor accomplish inspection
Inspector Officer targets within PCT
Inspection

non-agreement of both parties SENA CLIENTS/ 100% settlement of SENA


or inability to reach an
agreeement between parties. SEADOs RFAs

SENA

Inability to release the Hearing Officers expect


Notice of Conferences at SEADOs/FO Head that notices are duly
the appropriate time received by parties

Some Hearing Officers are SEADOS/Hearing Hearing Officers expect to


loaded with other functions Officers deliver results within PCT

non-receipt of notice of There is a need to establish


SEADOs
SENA conference due process

deliberate absence of any of There is a need to open up


the parties to the SEADOs the lines of
conference communication

Inability to release the


Notice of Conferences at There is a need to calendar
the appropriate time Document Control the LS schedules viz-a-vis
LS Case Disp
Officer/ Hearing the availability of Hearing
Officers Officers taking into
Some Hearing Officers are consideration the PCT
loaded with other functions

There is a need to conduct


Overlapping Schedules in Program Manager/ lectures among graduating
preparation for the Patrtners, students pruor to their
graduation ceremony Stakeholders graduation
LEGS
Issuance of the official
receipt is only confined in
the Regional Office

WA
We need to follow
procedures in
Program Manager conformance to Manual of
Operations
We need to follow
Delay in cascading the procedures in
application to the Field Program Manager conformance to Manual of
Offices who are to sign the Operations
clearance

Poor internet connection

Preservation of
RULE 1020 Evasion from Labor Employers and employment and
Inspection Employees maintenance of industrial
peace

Delayed transmittal of the Program Manager/ To receive their


CBA processed documents from Patrtners, registration certificates the
the FOs Stakeholders soonest time possible

EXTERNAL
Inaccessibility of the
identified establishment for
inspection The workers expect
to receive what is
due them under the
law Inspected the
establishments within the
prescribe period
INSPECTION
Occurrences of natural
calamities (typhoon, Inspectors
earthquake, etc.)

Lack of awareness of
employers/establishment
owners on labor standard There is a need for
laws and the visitorial power Employers to be apprised
of the DOLE Secretary as Employers and of the latest DOLE
delegated Contractors programs and other
related labor law issuances

absence of information from


establishment on the Employers and There is a need for speedy
accident that had occurred employees, and investigation to any
other stakeholders untoward incidents

Parties ' non-receipt of


notice of SENA conference
SENA
Employers and To be afforded due process
workers
Employers and To be afforded due process
Inaccurate workers
information/address details
provided by requesting
party.

To be apprised of the latest


Unparticipative trend in preparation for
Establishment or School higher education
Partners,
LEGS stakeholders
Miscommunication on the To receive the programme
roles of the partner at least two (2) weeks
agencies, schedules and before the activity
venues of the activity

Lack of awareness of
establishments on the
Requirement to register
under Rule 1020
RULE 1020

Evasion from Labor


Inspection
Awareness on the benefits
Employers and of a registered
workers establishment
Lack of awareness of
establishments that they are
required to register

Non-compliance with the


basic requirements.
Pending case

Lack of validation of the To acquire juridical


organization personality
ACP Partners,
stakeholders
Indifference of management Dialogue and persuasion
to implement the program for them to establish FWP
FWP
Interpretation PROBABILITY

1 LOW Once a year


2 MEDIUM 4 times a year
3 HIGH monthly
Risk Analysis
Risk/Opportunities Existing Action Plan

Probability Impact

Failure of inspectors to *coordination and complementation among


conduct inspection within program managers. * Ensure that topic on 2 2
prescribed period OSH is always included in all CLES

*Regional accomplishment will be affected in


the attainment of 77% disposition rate
Failure of the parties to * Lower settlement rate
affecting Regional Target 2 2
reach an agreement

To have a pre-signed notice of mandatory


conference which must be countersigned by 1 1
the FO Head and the hearing officer
Failure of Hearing Officers
to dispose assigned cases.
To have a task assessment among Hearing 2 2
Officers before assignment of cases

1 1
Failure of the parties to
attend the scheduled Complaints from both parties
conferences
2 2

To have a pre-signed notice of mandatory


conference, which must be countersigned by 1 1
the FO Head and the hearing officer
Failure of Hearing Officers
to dispose assigned cases.
To have a task assessment among Hearing 2 3
Officers before assignment of cases

To include the schedules of LEGs in the action


planning during Last Quarter PESO Meeting
with the officers and members of the Career
Failure to conduct LEGS 1 1
Guidance Network. To intensify the
coordination with the requesting school and
request the assistance from the PESO

* Delayed release of official * Designate a provincial disbursing officer *


receipt to the association *
No-real time issuance of the Negotiate with COA on the issuance of the 2 2
OR Booklet in the field office
official receipt
To use other modes of communication, such 1 1
Field Officers are unable to as SMS, messenger, etc.
act on the Request for
Clearance Certificate at
their level..
Establish a firewall and Mac Filters in 1 1
Computers

To facilitate the registration of establishment 2 2


during labor inspection
Non registration to Rule
1020
To request LGUs for an updated list of 1 1
establishments

Delayed approval of CBA Immediate transmittal to RO 1 1


registration

* Failure of inspectors to
conduct inspection within
prescribed period. (R)
* Use of google to locate request the assistance of LGUs thru the
establishment. (O) Public Employment Service Office to provide 1 1
updated list of establishments

Re-schedule the inspection activity 1 2

Inspectors are denied


access/entry to the
establishment
Intensify advocacy on labor laws through 1 1
Labor & Employment Education Seminars

non-abatement of
imminent danger intensify advocacy on OSH standards during
conduct of inspection and labor education 1 1
seminar

Failure of the parties to


attend the scheduled 1 1
conferences
Wrong address provided by 1 1
the requesting party

To include the schedules of LEGs in the action


planning during Last Quarter PESO Meeting 1 1
with the officers and members of the Career
Guidance Network
Failure to conduct LEGS

1 1

Failure to register
establishments under Rule Intensify advocacy thru conduct of employers 1 1
learning session and partnership with PESO
1020

To facilitate the registration of establishment


during labor inspection 1 2

To request LGUs for an updated list of


Non registration to Rule 1 2
establishments
1020
Intensify advocacy thru conduct of employers 1 2
learning session and partnership with PESO

Failure of the applicant to Intensify advocacy on labor laws particularly 1 2


be registered as a legitimate on D.O. 174-17 through Labor &
contractor. Employment Education Seminars 1 1

>Actual site validation before the approval of


Bogus organization will be the accreditation >Nullify the 1 2
accredited accreditation of the organization

Non- implementation
Family Welfare Component To conduct advocacy meeting to establish a 1 2
plant level Family Welfare Committee
in the workplace
IMPACT RATING ACTION
Legal Performance
AOM 90% Utilization 1-3 LOW Existing Action is Enough
Disallowance 70% Utilization 4-6 MEDIUM Existing Action + Additional
Ombudsman 20% Utilization 7-9 HIGH Existing Action + Additional
Analysis Evaluation of Effectiveness
Additional Action Plan of Action Taken

Rating

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1

1
1

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FREQUENCY OF MONITIORING

ting Action is Enough Semestral


ting Action + Additional Action Quarterly
ting Action + Additional Action + Top Management Decision Monthly
Issues (External/Internal) Interested Parties Needs and Expectations

INTERNAL
Lack of personnel in the
Monitoring and Evaluation DILEEP To establish sustainability
of DILEEP among livelihood
beneficiaries; COA undertaking

Office Vehicle provided is not safe Provision of new and


or dependable for long distance
travel especially in far flung Employees @FO reliable service vehicle for
barangays of a different terrain. office operation

Non availability of supplies Supplies & materials are


and materials at the time of Employees readily available in times
need of need

EXTERNAL

External clients expect to


Intervention of local chief be given preferential
executives in program treatment in the programs'
implementation implementation

PESOS/LCEs,benefici
ary/client and other
program partners

External clients need to be


Shift to federalism form of apprised on what would
government be the effect once the shift
takes place
Clients' Perception of Strict compliance of COA
corruption in program beneficiares rules and regulations
implementation

Commitment of program PESO/LCEs and ACP Institutionalization of PESO


partners Office

beneficiares and Proper values of


Mindset of Beneficiaries Beneficiaries towards the
towards the grants received ACP grants received

Selection must be
Selection of beneficiaries is beneficiaries accoding to guidelines
based on political affiliation.

Interpretation PROBABILITY

1 LOW Once a year


2 MEDIUM 4 times a year
3 HIGH monthly
Risk Analysis
Risk/Opportunities Existing Action Plan

Probability Impact

There will be lapses or Hire project based personnel


omissions in the submitted
report. 3 2

Service delivery is affected. Include in the PPMP the procurement of


vehicle for Field offices 2 2
Employees inconvenience
and the worst circumstance
would cause an accident
Have a regular maintainance 2 2

Delayed delivery of PPMP is prepared months prior the next


services to our clients year operation 1 1

• Forging of MOA and MOU among


stakeholders
• Conduct employment and livelihood
summit with NGAs, LGUs and NGO
• Enhance PESO Quarterly Meetings (with
learning sessions)
• Conduct of Livelihood Proposal Writeshop
• Sustained convergence with program
Subjective implementation partners in the implementation of our
programs through the conduct of regular 2 2
of programs
meetings (i.e, RTIPC, PESO, NGAs)
• Conduct of stakeholders meeting and
pledging session

Invite speakers to discuss about federal form


of government to create awareness among
There might be overhaul of government employees and program
programs and services partners. 1 2
delivery
Address the Regional peculiarities to match
the socio-cultural climate of the region
Provision of of sub-standard Utilize the PESO in discussing among its
materials to the constituents the processes involved in
beneficiaries supplies, tools, and jigs procurement under
RA9184 and processes involved in the 1 1
payment of DILEEP grants, SPES and GIP
claims.

Lack of commitment from Regular PESO Meeting and conduct capability 1 2


program partners in the meeting with stakeholders
implementation of the Regular PESO Meeting and conduct capability
program 1 1
training with stakeholders

Unsuccessful program >Conduct of SPEAC before the turn-over of 1 2


implementation tools, materials, and equipment is a must.

selected benefiaries were Implement the project by direct


not eligible based on 1 1
administration
DO173

IMPACT RATING ACTION


Legal Performance
AOM 90% Utilization 1-3 LOW Existing Action is Enough
Disallowance 70% Utilization 4-6 MEDIUM Existing Action + Additional
Ombudsman 20% Utilization 7-9 HIGH Existing Action + Additional
Analysis Evaluation of Effectiveness
Additional Action Plan of Action Taken
Rating

Lobby for the implementation of


6 the restructured proposal for
DOLE

Inform the RO of this vehicle concern


4 and prepare donation documents to New vehicle provided
TESDA to support their training
program. With this, the RO can now
procure a new vehicle.

Provision to LGUs of the legal


mandates behind the
4 implementation of programs
being implemented with them
for awareness and guidance

2 Amendment of Guidelines

Address/coped-up the
transition
1

Provided standard materials


2

2
Successful imlementation

1
Implemented direct
administration

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0
FREQUENCY OF MONITIORING

Semestral
Quarterly
ting Action is Enough Monthly
ting Action + Additional Action
ting Action + Additional Action + Top Management Decision

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