SBN-1045 - Senate

(t) Sexual Harasment;
(u) Tardiness;
(v) Unauthorized absences;
(w) Unauthorized use of government resources or properties;
(x) Unfair public sector labor and management practice;
(y) Unjustifiable delays in the pa:yment of employee benefits;
(z) Violation of reasonable office rules and regulations; and
(aa) All other grounds for disciplinary action provided or may de provided for by
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Chapter 2. Disciplinary Jurisdiction
SEC. 183. Original Jurisdiction. - The heads of departments, agencies,
bureaus and instrumentalities of the national government, constitutional off ices, the
proper disciplining authority of state universities and colleges, government-owned and -
controlled corporations with original charter or created under special laws, and local
government units,
They shall also retain original jurisdiction over public officers and employees who
already separated from the service but who, while still in the service
committed an offense.
SEC. 184. Original Jurisdiction of the Commission. - The Commission shall
have exclusive administrative disciplinary jurisdiction over its public officers and
employees. It shall have concurrent original disciplinary jurisdiction over pub!ic officers
and employees of the departments, agencies, bureus, state universities ana' colleges,
government-owned and -controlled corporations with original charters or created under
special laws, local government units.
The Commission may, motu proprio, initate the investigation and filing of
administrative charges against public officers and employees who violate the
provisions of this Code and other pertinent civil service laws rules and regulations. For
this purpose, the Commission shall conduct fact-finding investigations and require
through the issuance of subpoena duces tecum and similar processes the production of
government records necessary to resolve the case,
SEC. 1 85. Original Jurisdiction Bureau of Department-wide, Regional
Office Head. - The heads of bureaus or department-wide regional offices shall have
disciplinary jurisdiction over offenses committed by their subordinate public officers and
employees.
Chapter 3. Procedqres in Disciplinary Cases
SEC. 186. Commencement of Administrative Proceedings and Answer
(a) Administrative proceedings may be commenced motu proprio-against a
subordinate public officer or employee by the proper disciplining authority or
head of department or agency or upon a sworn .written complaint of any