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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE

1. OFFICE /AGENCY 2. NAME (Last) (First) (Middle)
MTO-LIBON,ALBAY SENTILLAS, ELOY MAYORES 3. DATE OF FILING 4. POSITION: ADMIN. AIDE-1 SALARY)
JANUARY 27, 2014
________________________________________________________________________
DETAILS OF APPLICATION
6. a.)TYPE OF LEAVE 6. b) WHERE LEAVE BE SPENT ( )Vacation (1) In case of Vacation Leave ( ) To seek Employment ( ) Within the Philippines ( ) Other Specify ( ) Abroad Specify ( ) Sick (2) In Case of Leave ( ) Maternity ( ) In Hospital (Specify) ( )Other (X) FORCE LEAVE ________________________ ( ) out Patient (Specify) _____________________
6. (b ) Number of Working Days Applied For:

__5-DAYS_______ _______________________ 6. d) Commutation
Inclusive Date_February 3-7, 2014 ( x) Requested ( ) Not Requested

ELOY M. SENTILLAS Signature of Applicant DETAILS OF ACTION ON APPLICATION
7 A) Certication of Leaves Credits 7 b) Recommendation As of __________________ ( ) Approval Vacation Sick Total ( ) Disapproval due to _________
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