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This document is a workweek plan submitted by the Manukan I District Office to the Division of Zamboanga del Norte for the period of June 21-26, 2021. It details the alternative work arrangement, time, and period for Merry Doll O. Esolana, a T-III personnel. Her work includes printing and checking self-learning modules, recording, cleaning assigned areas, room structuring, and attending webinars. She will work from 8AM-4PM with no noon break from Monday to Thursday and Saturday. On Friday, her work hours will be from 7:30AM to 4:30PM with no noon break. The plan was submitted by Merry Doll O
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