#UniformAndClothingAllowance
Legal Basis
- Budget Circular No. 2018-1 — Rules and Regulations on the Grant of Uniform/Clothing Allowance to Civilian Government Personnel, dated March 8, 2018
If a regular employee will retire in July this year, is he/she still entitled to the uniform and clothing allowance?
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A government employee became a regular employee in January last year, is he/she already entitled to the uniform and clothing allowance this year?
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If a job order worker become a regular employee during the year, may he/she already be entitled to the uniform and clothing allowance?
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If a new employee had already rendered 6 months of service, may he/she already be entitled to the uniform and clothing allowance?
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Can the uniform and clothing allowance be paid if there is excess cash during the 1st quarter of the current year?
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When to release or pay the uniform and clothing allowance?
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Are government employees required to submit official receipt to prove or liquidate receipt of uniform and clothing allowance?
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Is a newly-hired non-teaching personnel of DepEd entitled to uniform and clothing allowance during the current year?
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Is an employee hired on March 1 entitled to uniform and clothing allowance?
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Is the uniform and clothing allowance allowed to be released/ processed in March (earlier than the prescribed cash program for the same which is April of every year)?
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An employee was hired December last year, is he already entitled to uniform and clothing allowance this year?
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Are newly-hired government nurses (medical staff) already entitled to the P6,000 uniform and clothing allowance even if they have not yet rendered the 6-months requirement?
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Is an employee who will retire during the current year still entitled to uniform and clothing allowance?
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When is a newly-hired employee entitled to uniform and clothing allowance?
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How to compute the amount of uniform and clothing allowance of an employee who retired during the current year?
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What does it mean by “A newly-hired employee may qualify to the grant of uniform and clothing allowance only after rendering six (6) months of service, and if expected to render services for at least six (6) months for the rest of the year.”?
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