The nationwide job efficiency analysis for the primary quarter of 2024, was carried out from March 18 to 24, 2024, exhibiting the highest performers within the cupboard of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The in depth evaluation, which engaged the help of 10,000 respondents within the face-to-face interviews, has evaluated the general effectiveness of cupboard officers of their respective roles.
Among the many notable findings was the commendable efficiency of Secretary Benjamin “Benhur” Abalos Jr. of the Division of the Inside and Native Authorities (DILG), who emerged as the highest performer. Secretary Abalos, liable for initiatives to keep up peace, guarantee public security, and improve native governance, achieved a formidable 91% job efficiency ranking alongside a sturdy 93% belief ranking, stated the RP-Mission and Improvement Basis Inc. (RPMD).
Following carefully was Secretary Rex Gatchalian of the Division of Social Welfare and Improvement (DSWD), entrusted with methods for social safety and poverty alleviation amongst marginalized teams. Secretary Gatchalian garnered an 89% job approval ranking, complemented by a stable 91% belief ranking.
Securing the third place was Secretary Christina Frasco Garcia of the Division of Tourism (DOT), who demonstrated unwavering dedication to advancing tourism for financial prosperity and societal well-being. Via collaboration with stakeholders from the private and non-private sectors, Secretary Frasco Garcia achieved an 87% job satisfaction ranking alongside an 89% belief ranking.
Equally, Secretary Amenah Pangandaman of the Division of Funds and Administration (DBM), who oversees the nationwide finances, attained an 85% job efficiency rating and an 87% belief ranking, securing the fourth place.
Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla of the Division of Justice (DOJ), who’s liable for upholding the rule of regulation, accomplished the roster of distinguished performers. Secretary Remulla earned an 83% job satisfaction ranking paired with an 85% belief ranking, positioning him fifth within the rankings.
Amongst different notable cupboard officers who obtained commendable job efficiency scores are Finance Secretary Ralph Recto (81%), Protection Secretary Gibo Teodoro Jr. (79%), Press Secretary Cheloy Garafil (77%), Well being Secretary Ted Herbosa (76%), DICT Secretary Ivan Uy (74%), Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan (72%), DOST Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. (71%), SolGen Menardo Guevarra (68%), Commerce Secretary Alfredo Pascual (66%), Overseas Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo (65%), and Migrant Employees Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac (63%).
Furthermore, cupboard secretaries who attained the bulk job satisfaction ranking embody Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista (61%), Government Secretary Lucas Bersamin (60%), NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan (58%), Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma (57%), Housing Secretary Jerry Acuzar (55%), Vitality Secretary Raphael Lotilla (53%), and Agriculture Secretary Francisco Laurel Tiu Jr. (50%). Among the many twenty-five cupboard officers evaluated, two fell beneath the bulk threshold in job satisfaction evaluation: Agrarian Reform Secretary Condrado Estrella III (48%) and Setting Secretary Toni Yulo Loyzaga (46%).
Dr. Paul Martinez, Government Director of RPMD and a World Affairs Analyst, advocates for evaluating cupboard secretaries through nationwide public opinion surveys to reinforce public accountability and governance transparency.
He emphasizes that these surveys present essential suggestions, serving to officers align with public wants and inspiring engagement. Moreover, Martinez emphasizes that the surveys set goal efficiency benchmarks, fostering effectivity inside authorities operations. He views these surveys as important for making certain authorities actions replicate the general public’s expectations and wants.
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