Pangan: For once, a real development framework
GIVE it to dependable reliables like businessmen par excellance Levi P.
Pangan: The scramble starts
BY ESTIMATES of the incoming Aquino administration, there would be some 50,000 positions to be filled up in the managerial positions and rank-and-file and excepting the Cabinet posts and department he
Pangan: Access to quality education
THE topic of providing access to quality education to all is timely as almost all schools in the country have opened this week to some 23 million students in different levels of instruction.
Pangan: Sisters' act
THE post proclamation statements of President Benigno Simeon "Noynoy" Cojuangco Aquino III perhaps presage his platform of government which he will enunciate, detail and define in his inaugural speech
Pangan: The inconvenient soot
THE massive oil spill resulting from a broken Gulf of Mexico wellhead operated by a British energy giant British Petroleum or BP may be over ten thousand miles from our shorelines but it clearly demon
Pangan: Reaching out
PERHAPS only a few executives can match what Atty. Francis A. Dimaliwat does in order to shore up and give meat, substance, and relevance to the meaning of corporate social responsibility or CSR.
Pangan: Next, please
FIVE months after the successful staging of the national and local elections, there comes another important activity in our political landscape - that of Barangay elections in October 2010 and is aime
Pangan: Weather gobbledygook
I AM not a fan of Pagasa or Philippine Atmospheric and Geographical Services Administration nor do I take seriously its weather bulletins or pronouncements which oftentimes are o n the reverse: it say
Pangan: A focus on skills training
ONE reason most aspiring overseas workers do not land lucrative slots abroad is their lack of adequate skills which match their aspired positions.
Pangan: Uncooperative cooperative
SERVICE to the public should be sustained, not sporadic, pragmatic and not through mere rhetoric.
