Mga empleyado ng Office of the President, hinimok na magsilbi na may sinseridad
Walang saysay at walang laman ang serbisyo publiko kung walang kasamang dedikasyon sa trabaho.
Ito ang mensahe ni Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin sa mga empleyado sa Palasyo ng Malakanyang.
Ginawa ni Bersamin ang pahayag sa pagdalo sa unang flag raising ceremony sa Palace grounds.
“I exhort each and every one of you, my co-workers, to be true to your oaths of office. This you can easily do if you serve with loyalty to the President and with loyalty to the spirit and letter of the Constitution,” pahayag ni Bersamin.
“Public service becomes meaningless and empty if the public servant is not dedicated to this kind of intentional ovations. We must endeavor to uphold the rule of law in every action that we take in the discharge of our duties and our responsibilities,” dagdag ni Bersamin.
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— chonayuINQ (@chonayu1) October 10, 2022
Ayon kay Bersamin, dapat na alalahanin ng mga empleyado kapag tuwing makikitang itinataas ang watawat ng Pilipinas, dapat muling pagtibayon ang nationhood. Dapat din ipagmalaki ng bawat isa ang pagiging Filipino.
“Always bear in mind that we are undeserving of our positions if we cease to be just and lawful,” pahayag ni Bersamin.
“Sincere compassion. This was the first time ever in my life that that word sincere was attached to the word compassion,” pahayag ni Bersamin
“When we are compassionate, we must be sincere. We do not serve the purpose of being compassionate if we have no sincerity in our hearts,” pahayag ni Bersamin.
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