ULAT SA PAGTATASA BATAY SA KALAGAYAN

NG UNEMPLOYMENT,GLOBALISASYON AT
SUSTAINABLE
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
CSF recognizes taxpayers’ role in community development.
“As we know, taxation is the lifeblood of our nation. Kung wala ang bawat isa sa inyo,
mahihirapan kaming magpa-aral, magpa-kain, magbigay ng trabaho, manggamot at
maghandog ng iba’t-ibang serbisyo sa bawat Fernandino.”
Thus, said Mayor Edwin “EdSa” Santiago as he expressed his gratitude to the stakeholders
and top taxpayers in the City of San Fernando who were recognized on Friday.
The said recognition rite is annually organized by the City Treasurer’s Office with an aim to
acknowledge companies and individuals who have contributed to the local economic
growth and have helped the government sustain its social services.
In his speech, Santiago furthered that the taxpayers’ contributions resulted to a P1.59
Billion total income collection for the year 2018. The City Mayor asked for the continuous
support of the investors in order to reach their targeted P1.9 Billion collection for the
current year.
For his part, Third District Representative and Deputy Speaker of the 18th Congress Aurelio
“Dong” Gonzales, Jr., who served as the keynote speaker during the event, highlighted the
role of taxpayers as government’s partners in improving the investment climate of the
country.
In return, Gonzales said, the government continuously reforms its taxation system to
enhance fairness and achieve sustainability.
“I have passed House Bill No. 2704 or the Corporate Income Tax and Incentives Reform Act
which seeks to lower income tax rate from 30% to 20%. With this, we’ll be able to lessen
pressure among firms thus motivate them to create more jobs for the people,” Gonzales
added.
The top business taxpayers in their respective categories were:
• San Miguel Brewery, Inc. (Business Tax-Manufacturers-Non Essential)
• Toyota San Fernando Pampanga, Inc. (Business Tax-Wholesaler, Dealer, Distributor-Non Essential)
• Star Appliances Center, Inc. (Business Tax-Retailers-Non Essential)
• UNAHCO Inc. (Business Tax-Manufacturers-Essential)
• United Laboratories, Inc. (Business Tax-Wholesaler, Dealer, Distributor-Essential)
• Super Value, Inc. “SM Supermarket-SM City Pampanga” (Business Tax-Retailers-Essential)
• NLEX Corporation (Business Tax-Contractors & Independent Contractors)
• SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (Business Tax-Services)
• East West Bank Corporation (Business Tax-Banking & Financial Institutions)
• Josefina T. Siy of A.A Saver’s Mart (Business Tax-Single Proprietorship)
• Sally G. Go of Lison Enterprises (Business Taxpayer-New Public Market)
• Marina Cunanan of “Pedmar Gift Shop (Business Taxpayer-Old Public Market)
The top Real Property Taxpayers in their respective categories were:
• San Miguel Brewery, Inc. (Corporation)
• Mr. and Mrs. Melchor and Vilma Caluag (Individual)
The following were also recognized for their outstanding tax contributions:
• Brgy. Telabastagan (Top Barangay Community Tax Collector)
• San Fernando Electric Light & Power Company (SFELAPCO) (Top Franchise Taxpayer)
• SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (Top Amusement Taxpayer)
• iPremiere Builders Corporation (Highest Increase on Tax Contribution)
Special citations were also given to active private organizations and individuals who have been part of
the successful implementation of the city’s projects and programs.
The City Government of San Fernando, through its
City Public Order and Safety Coordinating Office,
has started providing assistance to several
barangays in the city as they comply with the
directive of Department of the Interior and Local
Government to clear roads with illegal structures
and road obstructions in their respective areas.
Taking the lead among the villages were San
Agustin, San Nicolas, and Bulaon.
Along with this, Mayor Edwin “EdSa” Santiago is set
to release an Executive Order for the creation of a
task force, composed of several CSF-LGU offices, in
a bid to intensify the clearing operations in the city.
CSF distributes production inputs for container farming,
edible landscaping
After a series of lectures and trainings on “Container
Farming and Edible Landscaping”, the City Government
of San Fernando through its City Agriculture and
Veterinary Office distributed production inputs to
participants on. July 31 at Brgy. Lara.
This marks the beginning of farming and harvesting
journey of households, schools, organic practitioners
and health workers in the capital city in preparation for
this year’s Container Farming and Edible Landscaping
Contest.
First validation will be conducted 45 days after the
awarding of inputs.
Local Government Unit employees and department heads of Zambales
and Olongapo City visited the City of San Fernando for their benchmarking
activity on August 16.
The City Human Resource Management Office headed by Rachelle Yusi
and Mayor’s Chief of Staff Mary Catherine Emgard Santiago warmly
welcomed the participants in the capital city.
The benchmarking visit aimed to know the best human resource practices,
innovative programs and plans being implemented by the local
government.
City of San Fernando was recently named by the Civil Service Commission
(CSC) as one of the outstanding local government agencies in the country
that implemented and performed “meritocratic and excellent human
resource management systems.”
The city also bagged the CSC’s Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and
Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME-HRM) Bronze Award.
Yusi proudly presented the four core HRM systems of the local government
including recruitment, selection, and placement; learning and
development; performance management; and, rewards and recognition.
Some of the city’s actions and initiatives in ensuring the welfare of its
employees, including health and wellness program and values alignment
course, were also tackled.
GLOBALISASYON
MGA PRODUKTO
Mais ang isa sa mga pangunahing produktong
inaangkat. sa Pampanga. Dahil nga sa produktong
mais, natural lamang ang mga pagawaan ng
“popcorn” dito. Gusto ng mga turista ang mga
popcorn na inaangkat sa lugar na ito lalo na ang
iba’t-ibang lasa. Bukod dito, sikat din ang Swam na
Mais na kung saan ginigisa ang mais at pagkatapos
ihahalo sa isang malapot na kondiment kasama ang
malunggay. Bukod dito, ang paborito ng ilang mga
tagalungsod, ang binatog. Isang malapot na agkaing
may halong mais na walang lasa.
Isa sa mga pangunahing produkto ng
Pampanga ay ang Tilapia.
Naglalakihang mga tilapia ang
maaaring matagpuan sa lalawigang
ito na siyang kinagigiliwan ng mga
tao.
Ang “Pampanga’s Best” na ipinagmamalaki ng mga
Pampangeño ay itinatag ni Lolita O. Hizon noong 1967. Ang
tocino, na isa sa mga produktong likha ng Pampanga’s Best
ang pinakatinatangkilik ng mga mamamayan di lamang sa
baying iyon, kundi pati na rin sa buong bansa dahil ito ay gawa
sa “young pork” na mas malaman, malinamnam at malasa
kumpara sa mga tocinong gawa sa inahing baboy. Ang
korporasyong ito ay isang simpleng pagawaan ng tocino lamang
na lumago dahil sa pagsisikap at kakaibang lasa ng mga
produkto nito. Nagkalat din ang mga sangay nito sa iba’t-ibang
panig ng bansa. Ang pangunahing sangay nito ay matatagpuan
sa Dela Paz Norte, San Fernando, Pampanga. Nagkamit din sila
ng iba’t-ibang karangalang nagmula sa iba’t-ibang
departamento ng bansa.
UNEMPLOYMENT
BARANGAY Labor Force* % of Labor Force Who are NOT
(% of Population who are 15-60 Working*
years old)
ALASAS 65.1% 8.2%
BALITI 64.3% 15.0%
BULAON 64.3% 9.8%
CALULUT 64.5% 14.9%
DEL CARMEN 60.7% 9.7%
DEL PILAR 62.4% 13.0%
DEL ROSARIO 64.2% 12.4%
DELA PAZ NORTE 67.3% 17.9%
DELA PAZ SUR 63.8% 11.0%
DOLORES 64.6% 11.2%
BARANGAY Labor Force* % of Labor Force Who are NOT
(% of Population who are 15-60 Working*
years old)

JULIANA 57.3% 14.5%

LARA 61.7% 6.8%

LOURDES 66.9% 18.5%
MAGLIMAN 58.3% 17.6%
MAIMPIS 67.1% 11.9%
MALINO 69.4% 13.4%
MALPITIC 63.9% 12.7%
PANDARAS 63.4% 13.0%
BARANGAY Labor Force* % of Labor Force Who are NOT
(% of Population who are 15-60 Working*
years old)

PANIPUAN 63.5% 16.9%

PULUNG BULU 69.3% 5.3%
QUEBIAWAN 63.3% 12.4%
SAGUIN 67.6% 10.8%
SAN AGUSTIN 66.6% 7.7%
SAN FELIPE 65.8% 15.8%
SAN ISIDRO 66.1% 12.0%
SAN JOSE 64.5% 16.8%
BARANGAY Labor Force* % of Labor Force Who are NOT
(% of Population who are 15-60 Working*
years old)

SAN JUAN 60.6% 14.1%

SAN NICOLAS 57.3% 13.2%

SAN PEDRO 59.5% 12.7%
SINDALAN 64.5% 14.9%
STA LUCIA 66.2% 14.3%
STA TERESITA 66.5% 10.1%
STO NINO 63.0% 15.0%
STO. ROSARIO 58.2% 7.3%
TELABASTAGAN 65.5% 13.5%
NORTHVILLE 58.0% 10.1%
City of San Fernando 63.4% 13.1%
GROUP 3