Service Recognition Incentive (SRI) FY 2023 Guidelines for Men in Unform (AFP, PNP, BJMP, & BFP)
What is
Service Recognition Incentive (SRI)?
It is
an incentive granted to all qualified executive department employees in
recognition of their collective and invaluable commitment to the government’s
ongoing endeavor to assure public response and service delivery.
Who are covered of SRI FY 2023?
All uniformed and non-uniformed personnel with at least four (4) months of satisfactory service as of November 30, 2023, inclusive of services given under any of the alternative work arrangements prescribed by the Civil Service Commission, are eligible for the one-time SRI.
Again,
this incentive is only applicable to employees in the executive department.
These are agencies under the executive department:
a.
Department
of Agrarian Reform
b. Department
of Agriculture
c. Department
of Budget and Management
d. Department
of Education
e. Department
of Energy
f. Department
of Environment and Natural Resources
g. Department
of Finance
h. Department
of Foreign Affairs
i. Department
of Health
j. Department
of Human Settlements and Urban Development
k. Department
of Information and Communications Technology
l. Department
of the Interior and Local Government
m. Department
of Justice
n. Department
of Labor and Employment
o. Department
of Migrant Workers
p. Department
of National Defense
q. Department
of Public Works and Highways
r. Department
of Science and Technology
s. Department
of Social Welfare and Development
t. Department
of Tourism
u. Department of Trade and Industry
v. Department of Transportation
In the
above agencies, the Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection
(BFP), and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) were under the
supervision and control of the Department of the Interior and Local Government
(DILG), while the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is under the Department
of National Defense.
In
times of war, the Philippine Coast Guard is linked to the Department of
National Defense. Additionally, the Philippine Coast Guard is primarily
attached to the Department of Transportation.
Who are not entitled to receive SRI FY 2023?
Personnel under the following circumstances shall not be entitled to the benefit of SRI:
a. Those who are no longer in the service due to retirement, resignation, separation, death or for whatever reasons prior to November 30, 2023;
b. Those
who are not hired as part of the organic manpower but as consultants or experts
for a limited period to perform specific activities or services with expected
outputs; and
c. Those who have been found guilty of any offense, administrative or criminal, in connection with their official duties and functions in FY 2023.
SRI FY 2022 Rules and Regulations
Personnel who have been formally charged with administrative and/or criminal cases and whose cases are still pending resolution are eligible for the SRI until they are found guilty and meted penalties. However, if found guilty but only given a reprimand, the personnel involved are entitled to the SRI.
The
SRI of a former employee who transferred to another agency shall be granted by
the new agency.
The
SRI of personnel on detail to another government agency shall be granted by his
or her mother unit.
Personnel who have been rendered less than a total or an aggregate of four (4) months of satisfactory service as of November 30, 2023 shall be entitles to a pro-rated share of the SRI as follows:
|
Length of Service |
Percentage of SRI Incentive |
|
3
months but less than 4 months |
40% |
|
2
months but less than 3 months |
30% |
|
1
months but less than 2 months |
20% |
|
Less than 1 months |
10% |
How much is the SRI FY 2023?
The first, second, and third SRI under former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s administration received by our men in uniform is ₱10,000.
Under
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Romualdez Jr., the new SRI for
uniformed personnel, including non-uniformed personnel, does not exceed ₱20,000.
On
December 23, 2022, the BJMP personnel confirmed and received their SRI for FY
2022, amounting to ₱20,000 per eligible employee. It goes to show that since
BJMP, BFP, and PNP were under the DILG, it is safe to assume that they will
have the same SRI amount of ₱20,000.
Updates as of December 20, 2023
The PNP Finance Service has released the payment schedule for SRI 2023 and is expected to receive it on December 22, 2023.
SRI FY 2023 Source of Fund
The amount necessary to grant the SRI to eligible personnel shall be charged against each agency’s available release personal service allotment under Republic Act Number 11639 or the FY 2023 General Appropriations Act (GAA).
In the
event of a shortfall, the required amount may be charged against the
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) allotment, subject to the rules
on allotment modification outlined in Section 78 of the General Provisions of
the FY 2022 GAA, as well as other relevant budgeting, accounting, and auditing
rules and regulations.
Payment Date of SRI FY 2023:
SRI FY 2023 payment date for the following agency:
For PNP: December 22, 2023
For AFP:
For BJMP: