As approved, the SSL prescribes the salary increase for “all civilian government personnel in the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branches, Constitutional Commissions and other Constitutional Offices, Government-owned or Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) not covered by Republic Act (R.A.) No. 10149, and local government units (LGUs).”

Scaffolders continue to innovate and devise safer methods of working, one area where we reflected industry good practice are examples of safer working with beams. The revised guidance includes more applications for working with beams using temporary boarding and collective protection, including the erection of gantry scaffolds. Upon full implementation in 2023, basic salaries of government employees would have increased by a weighted average of 23.24%. Acting NASC Managing Director, Dave Mosley said: “Our primary objective as the UK’s ‘go-to’ scaffolding and access industry trade body for best practice guidance is to make the scaffolding industry safer – through our safety and technical publications we help set the industry standard – not just for our members, but the entire scaffolding sector. For SSL 2023, all government employees will receive adjusted salaries beginning January 1, 2023. This is good news indeed but the bad news, though, is that the year 2023 is the final year that automatic salary adjustments will take place. There is no news yet if another round of automatic salary increases will happen in 2024.When we set out on this revision and assembled a representative group to oversee the processes, the consensus of opinion in the group was that, SG4 is working and would potentially be a light-touch revision. Although the main guidance remains principally the same, we were surprised how much had actually changed in a relatively short period of time since the last revision in 2015. I believe that is a reflection of how industry practices are evolving and how scaffolders are embracing the most effective methods of working, innovation and seeking to improve. Since the first edition of SG4, which was published well over two decades ago, the scaffolding industry and the standards that support it have seen significant development, as they seek to reflect technological advancements, modern working practices, and the lessons learned by industry. What about the monthly salary of Head Teachers in a DepEd school? They will receive monthly starting salary as follows: Thanks to VapoHydro, the steam level can be infinitely adjusted to the cleaning task. In addition to the steam pressure, the saturation can be infinitely adjusted from full steam to hot water. With the hot water jet, even stubborn dirt can be effectively dissolved initially. Accessory Storage Compartment Here are the SSL tables showing the new monthly salaries of government employees. SSL 2023 SG Table for Government Employees

SG4:22 Technical Author and Simian Managing Director, Simon Hughes added: “Having been involved with NASC for over 25 years, I am proud to be associated with NASC and particularly in the development of their flagship safety guidance. DepEd public school teachers with a Master Teacher position, meanwhile, are entitled to the following monthly salary: Of course, you don’t have to look very far in many of our towns and cities to see examples of unsafe practice. So, as an industry we can’t rest on our laurels and the confederation and other industry stakeholders, like the Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS), still need to keep promoting good practice. Our clients now have a heightened awareness of scaffolding industry good practice through the publication of guidance such as SG4 and often play a major part in changing attitudes towards unacceptable risk taking by scaffolders. The marketplace for scaffolding contractors who ignore good practice is gradually getting smaller, in my opinion. And as a business owner the frustrations of losing work to competition who cut every corner in the book is still a factor but is getting smaller. For now, the NASC states that current SG4:15YOU booklets can still be issued to scaffolders – alongside a tool box talk on the key changes, until SG4:22 booklets become available in early 2023. We have updated the guidance with some new case studies, although some of the original case studies remain as they are still very powerful lessons, that should not be forgotten.Speaking about the launch of SG4:22, Acting NASC Managing Director, Dave Mosley said: “SG4 has long been one of the most important documents in the access industry, as such it is imperative that it receives a thorough review every 5 years. Since its introduction it has went a very long way in helping make our industry a safer place – for NASC members and non-members alike. It is a must-have document for anyone involved in working at height, scaffolding and access.” The aim of the review is to ensure that the guidance features methods of work and equipment that reflects current industry good practice. The working party have considered accident learning, legal cases, enforcement action, good industry practices and new technology for fall prevention and protection. One area that has seen an opportunity for avoiding work at height is through the use of technology. The use of drones, digital mapping and 3D modelling of buildings is making surveying and temporary works engineering more accurate and much safer. Under the approved Salary Standardization Law (SSL), millions of employees of the Philippine government, such as public school teachers, nurses and staff of government hospitals, and workers in local and national government agencies, will be getting automatic salary adjustment from 2020 until 2023. A great all round choice for fishing a variety of soft plastics, swimbaits plugs and lures. High quality Japanese 30T Toray carbon fibre blanks featuring premium Seaguide rings, and reelseats. The rings and guides feature the brands CSS Coil Control system, improving performance with braided mainlines. Available in a variety of lengths and casting weight’s, there’s something here to cover your moderate lure fishing needs.