I go to belo :) Friend ko na yung aesthecian ko For almost 4 years na. Siempre chismosa ako I asked If okay si belo pa sweldo. If maganda ang benefits... ang sagot ni ate girl sa akin Yes, Ma’am maayos ang sweldo nila, they have insurances too :) and bonus din. Tska kina ganda sa belo wala special treatment may nakasabay ako artista well shes sikat mas pinauna ako assist kysa sa kanya kasi mas nauna ako nag book. So nag wait si ate girl For her turn ... hinde katulad ..... share ko lang haha
There’s actually this agreement with the government na if a private company would choose to vaccinate their employees they also have to donate an additional 50% of the percentage of their vaccines to the government to provide for the Filipino people. Kaya this is a big step for them. Kahit mayaman and high earning ang belo the fact na they agreed to this is something more commendable
2:14 may shortage ng vaccine. Kung may paraan ang mga private company na magprocure ng vaccine, then go!. They still need to course it thru the national government dahil ang mga manufacturer ang may request nito. Fyi, last priority ang normal citizen kaya ang pakiusap ng government e yung mga company na kayang magprovide para sa mga employee nila e bigyan na ng bakuna. And regarding trillion (san mo nakuha yan?) Billions ang loan, not trillion. Those loans are budgetary support coming from ADB, JICA, World Bank etc. Nasa kanila ang pera, direktang ibibigay sa manufacturer ang bayad wag kang mema.
2:14 if only you read the news, it was Astra Zeneca who imposed this requirement because of a company policy to ensure equitable access in all vaccine agreements they make with various entities. They have a provision in their corporate principle on equitable access and non-privileged access. To balance what was purchased by the private sector, 50% will be given to the targeted population of the public sector. Moderna and Sinovac does not have this requirement
Lagi na lang nagiging obligation ng Private sector na kumilos para sa bayan. Walang maasahan sa gobyero. When will we ever learn to vote for politicians who are capable and truly cares??
Sa smart din ganyan, extended sa family members. So were just waiting for the arrival of vaccines kaso mejo tagal pa estimatrd arrivalc last quarter of this year pa huhu. But grateful at libre na kami while ung brother in law ko ang employee. Good job belo! Pero madami din private companies na ngpoprovide ng vaccines for their employees..which makes me wonder..di ba dpt sagot ng gobyerno vaccine ng lahat?
My husband's company din. Free vaccine for its employees and 2 dependents. Pwed din sa in laws(parents, sister, niece and nephew in laws) if hindi magpa vaccine ang dependents.
Bakit ba yung national government eh hindi ko nararamdamang kumikilos? Puro mga LGU at mga private companies lang ang nag bibigay ng vaccine! Yung anak kong doctor na wala pang hospital affiliation at nasa private practice kasi kakapasa palang ng fellowship boards, nabakunahan na sa LGU namin. Yung isa kong anak, sa company babakunahan daw sila. kami ng asawa ko, binigyan na ng form para sa pre-registration sa LGU kasi seniors kami. swerte lang kasi maayos ang LGU namin. Pero yung pinangbili nila ng vaccine ay galing sa pondo ng LGU (I know kasi ang kapatid ko isa sa mga accountants sa bayan namin) Asan na ba ang mga inutang ng national government para sa bakuna sa ibang mamamayan? Ano ba talaga ang aasahan sa national?
All LGUs required to enter tripartate agreement (natl gov, pharma, lgu) to purchase vaccines. These LGU are also required to provide vaccine roll out plans to make sure proper storage and correct facilitation are followed. Why do they need the tripartate? Because ALL vaccines only have and Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) they are not for commercial use and can only be sold to a govt. So should anything happen, all legal responsibility will be shouldered by the govt. You cannot sue the pharma company who made the vaccine
Sobrang bait talaga ni Dra. My facialist has worked there for more than 10 years. Wala silang masabi sa bait at pagkagalante ni Doc. Hindi sya galante sa celebrities lang and she gives a good package to employees. Kahit yung mga umalis bumalik kasi iba syang boss
No wonder youre super blessed Doctor Belo. I just hope that other companies will follow regardless if its small time or bigtime.
ReplyDeleteSame sa company namin..
ReplyDeleteBravo Belo!
ReplyDeleteI go to belo :) Friend ko na yung aesthecian ko For almost 4 years na. Siempre chismosa ako I asked If okay si belo pa sweldo. If maganda ang benefits... ang sagot ni ate girl sa akin Yes, Ma’am maayos ang sweldo nila, they have insurances too :) and bonus din. Tska kina ganda sa belo wala special treatment may nakasabay ako artista well shes sikat mas pinauna ako assist kysa sa kanya kasi mas nauna ako nag book. So nag wait si ate girl For her turn ... hinde katulad ..... share ko lang haha
ReplyDeleteGets kita, gurl! Kaya hindi ako lumipat sa iba im always treated well sa clinic hindi sya special treatment just for celebs
DeleteSa mahal ng Belo at yaman nila kayang kaya. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteThere’s actually this agreement with the government na if a private company would choose to vaccinate their employees they also have to donate an additional 50% of the percentage of their vaccines to the government to provide for the Filipino people. Kaya this is a big step for them. Kahit mayaman and high earning ang belo the fact na they agreed to this is something more commendable
DeleteAng alagang Belo doesn't stop at flawless skin, abot hanggang employee benefits din!
ReplyDeleteSigh sa ineptitude ng govt na ito, private sector na ang kumikilos. Para que pa yung trilyon-trilyon na inutang...
ReplyDeleteTrue! Kurakot na gobyerno!
Delete2:14 may shortage ng vaccine. Kung may paraan ang mga private company na magprocure ng vaccine, then go!. They still need to course it thru the national government dahil ang mga manufacturer ang may request nito. Fyi, last priority ang normal citizen kaya ang pakiusap ng government e yung mga company na kayang magprovide para sa mga employee nila e bigyan na ng bakuna. And regarding trillion (san mo nakuha yan?) Billions ang loan, not trillion. Those loans are budgetary support coming from ADB, JICA, World Bank etc. Nasa kanila ang pera, direktang ibibigay sa manufacturer ang bayad wag kang mema.
DeleteIkr. Private sector nanaman sasalo sa kakulangan ng gobyerno.
Delete2:14 if only you read the news, it was Astra Zeneca who imposed this requirement because of a company policy to ensure equitable access in all vaccine agreements they make with various entities.
DeleteThey have a provision in their corporate principle on equitable access and non-privileged access. To balance what was purchased by the private sector, 50% will be given to the targeted population of the public sector. Moderna and Sinovac does not have this requirement
Lagi na lang nagiging obligation ng Private sector na kumilos para sa bayan. Walang maasahan sa gobyero. When will we ever learn to vote for politicians who are capable and truly cares??
ReplyDeleteTama lang. puhunan ang staff. Slow din rollout sa LGU. Mababawi niya rin yan. Good for business and relationship with their employees. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
ReplyDeleteAll private companies are being required to donate equal number of vaccines na irereserve nila for their employees.
ReplyDeleteSa smart din ganyan, extended sa family members. So were just waiting for the arrival of vaccines kaso mejo tagal pa estimatrd arrivalc last quarter of this year pa huhu. But grateful at libre na kami while ung brother in law ko ang employee. Good job belo! Pero madami din private companies na ngpoprovide ng vaccines for their employees..which makes me wonder..di ba dpt sagot ng gobyerno vaccine ng lahat?
ReplyDeleteMy husband's company din. Free vaccine for its employees and 2 dependents. Pwed din sa in laws(parents, sister, niece and nephew in laws) if hindi magpa vaccine ang dependents.
ReplyDeleteBakit ba yung national government eh hindi ko nararamdamang kumikilos? Puro mga LGU at mga private companies lang ang nag bibigay ng vaccine! Yung anak kong doctor na wala pang hospital affiliation at nasa private practice kasi kakapasa palang ng fellowship boards, nabakunahan na sa LGU namin. Yung isa kong anak, sa company babakunahan daw sila. kami ng asawa ko, binigyan na ng form para sa pre-registration sa LGU kasi seniors kami. swerte lang kasi maayos ang LGU namin. Pero yung pinangbili nila ng vaccine ay galing sa pondo ng LGU (I know kasi ang kapatid ko isa sa mga accountants sa bayan namin) Asan na ba ang mga inutang ng national government para sa bakuna sa ibang mamamayan? Ano ba talaga ang aasahan sa national?
ReplyDeleteAll LGUs required to enter tripartate agreement (natl gov, pharma, lgu) to purchase vaccines. These LGU are also required to provide vaccine roll out plans to make sure proper storage and correct facilitation are followed. Why do they need the tripartate? Because ALL vaccines only have and Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) they are not for commercial use and can only be sold to a govt. So should anything happen, all legal responsibility will be shouldered by the govt. You cannot sue the pharma company who made the vaccine
DeleteSobrang bait talaga ni Dra. My facialist has worked there for more than 10 years. Wala silang masabi sa bait at pagkagalante ni Doc. Hindi sya galante sa celebrities lang and she gives a good package to employees. Kahit yung mga umalis bumalik kasi iba syang boss
ReplyDeleteSana available na din ang vaccine for purchase of private individuals. I don’t mind paying for my dad’s basta makapagpa-vaccine lang siya asap.
ReplyDeleteBless you more Dr.Belo
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