Manila Bulletin
Eleazar approves modified work arrangement for Crame-based PNP civilian employees
The Philippine National Police (PNP) National Headquarters in Camp Crame will implement a modified work arrangement for its non-uniformed personnel due to the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Metro Manila.
PNP officer-in-charge Police Lt. Gen. Guillermo Lorenzo Eleazar directed all office heads to assess the implementation of the work-from-home scheme for non-uniformed staff.
Uniformed personnel are excluded from this arrangement to ensure they can continue their law enforcement duties, though an assessment for alternative work arrangements for them is underway.
The PNP is also evaluating whether to continue or shift their mandatory schooling and training programs to online classes.
Regional police offices have the discretion to implement similar directives, and the NHQ is developing guidelines for hybrid physical and virtual command activities.
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