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Ni Bernadith G. Epan MALAYBALAY CITY (PIA) --  Kapin 400 ka mga  B arangay  I nformation  O fficer  (BIO)  gikan sa Misamis Oriental ug  d akbayan sa Cagayan de Oro ang  nakiglambigit  alang sa Barangay Information Officers Network (BION) Assembly niadtong Nobyembre 21. Tumong sa  kalihukan  ang  pagpahugot sa komunikasyon sa  ‘ grassroots ’  ug paghatag pasidungog sa paningkamot sa mga barangay-level nga information officer  diha  sa pagpakaylap sa kalambuan sa ilang mga komunidad. Ang Presidential Communications Office (PCO), pinaagi sa Philippine Information Agency (PIA), maoy nanguna sa pag-organisar sa BION Assembly 2024. Kapin 400 ka mga  B arangay  I nformation  O fficer  (BIO)  gikan sa Misamis Oriental ug  d akbayan sa Cagayan de Oro ang  nakiglambigit  alang sa Barangay Information Officers Network (BION) Assembly niadtong Nobyembre 21.   (Photo: DCC/PIA...

By Bernadith G. Epan VALENCIA CITY (PIA)—The Social Security System (SSS) Valencia Branch served notices to eight establishments in Valencia and Malaybalay City to comply with their employees’ contributions as part of the Run After Contribution Evaders (RACE) campaign. Simon Jude Q. Obut, SSS Valencia branch head, explained in a press conference on November 8 that the agency is reaching out to delinquent employers to inform them of their outstanding contributions and offer solutions like the Contribution Penalty Condonation, Delinquency Management and Restructuring Program (CPCoDe MRP). “The RACE program is an effort to bridge gaps in contribution compliance, benefiting employees and reinforcing the values of accountability and mutual responsibility. We are just reminding the pre-selected establishments of their obligation under the Social Security Act of 2018 to pay their workers' contributions,” Obut said. Simon Jude Q. Obut (3rd from right), head of SSS Valen...