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این یک صفحه اش است .
PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE SERVICE
SECTOR: THE PHILIPPINES EXPERIENCE
Concepcion L. Madarang
Vice-President for Corporate Planning
Government Service Insurance System
INTRODUCTION
Vision and Mission Statements
This paper describes the productivity improvement efforts in the Government Service
Insurance System (GSIS) in the Philippines, which is a government financial institution tasked
with handling the social security benefits of all government employees. The GSIS commenced
operations on May 31, 1937. Having evolved over time through legislation that expanded the
scope of its operations, today’s GSIS actually takes on the roles of:
A social security institution responsible for providing government employees with
social security and insurance protection against the contingencies of life and work, e.g.
death, disability, sickness, unemployment, separation and retirement. The aim is to
create peace of mind so that employees are empowered to do their best while serving
government.
The government’s property insurance authority tasked with managing the
government’s various non-life insurance needs, seeing to it that public properties are
sufficiently covered against all forms of risk, that government pays only the correct
premiums and that it is properly and promptly compensated for losses. By doing this,
the system helps ensure that public services are not interrupted or sacrificed in the
event of damage to or destruction of public facilities and infrastructure on account of
fire, accidents, casualties or calamities.
Agovernment financial institution serving as a catalyst for growth and development. It
mobilizes vital capital resources for national development through investments geared
to business and economic growth, the attainment of economic self-reliance, and the
realization of long-term government plans. Thus, it helps stabilize financial markets,
provides funds for small and medium enterprises, and makes available funds for longterm
government programs via investment in government bonds and other securities. It
provides loan windows to individual borrowers via the salary loan, emergency loan,
policy loan, individual real estate loan and mass housing loan schemes. It also provides
loans to institutional borrowers through its local government units lending program,
industrial and commercial lending and special financing program for Small and
Medium Enterprises.
In September 1998, 35 executives crafted the GSIS Vision statement, an expression of its
values, aspirations, ideals and philosophies. Hand-in-hand with this, they also drew up the
Mission statement, which defines its basic character, the reason for its existence and the ends it
aims to pursue. The GSIS Mission also provides the direction toward which all programs and key
activities must ultimately converge
این یک صفحه اش است .
PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE SERVICE
SECTOR: THE PHILIPPINES EXPERIENCE
Concepcion L. Madarang
Vice-President for Corporate Planning
Government Service Insurance System
INTRODUCTION
Vision and Mission Statements
This paper describes the productivity improvement efforts in the Government Service
Insurance System (GSIS) in the Philippines, which is a government financial institution tasked
with handling the social security benefits of all government employees. The GSIS commenced
operations on May 31, 1937. Having evolved over time through legislation that expanded the
scope of its operations, today’s GSIS actually takes on the roles of:
A social security institution responsible for providing government employees with
social security and insurance protection against the contingencies of life and work, e.g.
death, disability, sickness, unemployment, separation and retirement. The aim is to
create peace of mind so that employees are empowered to do their best while serving
government.
The government’s property insurance authority tasked with managing the
government’s various non-life insurance needs, seeing to it that public properties are
sufficiently covered against all forms of risk, that government pays only the correct
premiums and that it is properly and promptly compensated for losses. By doing this,
the system helps ensure that public services are not interrupted or sacrificed in the
event of damage to or destruction of public facilities and infrastructure on account of
fire, accidents, casualties or calamities.
Agovernment financial institution serving as a catalyst for growth and development. It
mobilizes vital capital resources for national development through investments geared
to business and economic growth, the attainment of economic self-reliance, and the
realization of long-term government plans. Thus, it helps stabilize financial markets,
provides funds for small and medium enterprises, and makes available funds for longterm
government programs via investment in government bonds and other securities. It
provides loan windows to individual borrowers via the salary loan, emergency loan,
policy loan, individual real estate loan and mass housing loan schemes. It also provides
loans to institutional borrowers through its local government units lending program,
industrial and commercial lending and special financing program for Small and
Medium Enterprises.
In September 1998, 35 executives crafted the GSIS Vision statement, an expression of its
values, aspirations, ideals and philosophies. Hand-in-hand with this, they also drew up the
Mission statement, which defines its basic character, the reason for its existence and the ends it
aims to pursue. The GSIS Mission also provides the direction toward which all programs and key
activities must ultimately converge
