The City of Malabon University (CMU) has expressed confidence on the governance of Malabon City Mayor Jeannie Sandoval following her initiatives in addressing the unpaid salaries of some faculty members and staff of the school.
The City of Malabon University has expressed confidence on the governance of Malabon City Mayor Jeannie Sandoval following her initiatives in addressing the unpaid salaries of some faculty members and staff of the school.
“The local government of Malabon has been diligently monitoring all activities to ensure all backlogs are cleared. Operational reforms and new policies have likewise been instituted.
Through the UNIFAST program, the city government said the CMU received subsidies from the national government to allow students to study for free. The city government on Friday, Dec. 23, said it continues its investigation on the unpaid salaries of the CMU personnel as well as the removal of the university from the UNIFAST list while submitting the required documents to CHED.
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