A DOCUMENTARY REPORT OF WORK IMMERSION

UNDERTAKEN AT THE CITY MAYOR’S OFFICE

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the

Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

Submitted by:
REA ANGELICA BALONGCAS

Work Immersion Student

Submitted to:
HANNAH GILLIENE R. ARAIZ, LPT
SHS Department Head

SY 2022-2023
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title Page

Acknowledgement

Dedication

PART I - THE WORK PLACE

Company Profile

Company History

Company Mission, Vision, & Core Values

Company’s Organizational Chart

Company Logo and Its Meaning

Location of the Company and Its Branches

Company Rules and Regulation

Company Target Clientele

PART II - ACTIVITY REPORT

Skills Indicator and Training Plan

Daily Time Record

Evaluation Sheet
PART III - REFLECTION

Learning Journal

Problem Encountered

Suggestions & Recommendations

APPENDICES

Application Letter

Resume

Memorandum of Agreement

Indorsement Letter

Parent’s Consent

Liability Waiver

Documentation

Certificate of Completion

Grading System
PART I: THE WORK PLACE
 COMPANY PROFILE
CREATION:

Before its present status as a compononent city, Tagum was a municipality created by
virtue of Executive Order No. 452, issued by the Commonwealth President Manual L.
Quezon on June 23, 1941. On March 7, 1998, the people decided on the destiny of Tagum by
casting voes during the plebiscite favoring the ratification of Republic Act No. 8472, an Act
converting the Municipality of Tagum into a Component City of Davao del Norte to be
known as the CITY of TAGUM.

There are 23 barangays comprising the City of Tagum, It has a total land area of
approximately 19,850 hectares, with a population of 179,531 as of year 2000. Tagum is
strategically located at the southern part of Mindanao. It is an intersection of three (3) major
road network system namely; Phil.-Japan Friendship, the Davao-Mati and the Davao-Agusan
road which connect the city to other major destinations in the region and in the entire
Mindanao.

POPULATION:

Tagum has a total population of 179,531 inhabitants based on the 2000 census by NSO
with an average growth rate of 2.8 percent per annum.

LGU Income:
Year 2000 Php 323,895,149.25
Year 2001 Php 300,666,084.93
Year 2002 Php 335,454,104.05
Year 2003 Php 345,789,138.07

POWER RATE:
 Residential:
Minimum 1-15 kwh = 37.00
Excess per kwh = 2.4667

Commercial:
Minimum 1-30 kwh = 74.60
Excess per kwh = 2.4667

WATER RATE:

Residential:
Minimum 1-20 cubic meter = 12.65
21-30 cubic meter = 13.65
31-40 cubic meter = 16.75
41-50 cubic meter = 20.25
51 up = 28.25

Commercial:
Minimum 1-20 cubic meter = 25.80
21-30 cubic meter = 27.80
31-40 cubic meter = 33.50
41-50 cubic meter = 40.50
51 up = 47.70

CLIMATE:

The city's climate has two seasons. The rainy season is most likely to occur from the
month of October to February with a pronounced maximum rainfall in the months of
January and February. The dry season usually occurs from March to June. Tagum City boasts
that it is a typhoon-free area.

TRANSPORTATION:
 You will find that multicabs and motorized tricycles are the primary mode of
transportation in the city, plying the major city streets. For more distant destination, you
may ride a taxi or rent-a-car, or aircon and non-aircon buses. All barangay sites of Tagum can
easily be reaced by all types of land transport vehicles through all weather roads from the
city proper. Rent-a-car services are also available.

AGRICULTURE:

City of Tagum is primarily an agricultural-based city with 68 percent of the total land
area devoted for agricultural use. Among the twenty-three (23) barangays of the city,
seventeen (17) of which are engaged in agricultural production. Aside from the favorable
climatic conditions for agriculture, the high fertility of the soil makes it suitable for
production of variuos crops.

AGRICULTURE:

City of Tagum is primarily an agricultural-based city with 68 percent of the total land
area devoted for agricultural use. Among the twenty-three (23) barangays of the city,
seventeen (17) of which are engaged in agricultural production. Aside from the favorable
climatic conditions for agriculture, the high fertility of the soil makes it suitable for
production of variuos crops.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS:

Tagum has three (3) telephone companies and two (2) telecommunication service
providers operating in Tagum City namele; CRUZTELCO in collaboration with the PLDT,
DATELCO in collaboration with the PHILCOM, ITALTEL which is under the management of
Department of Telecommunication, a government agency, SMART and GLOBE, both
telecommunication service providers.

MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS/CABLE TELEVISION NETWORK:

Tagum has three (3) local radio stations, Radio Natin (FM Band), Pure (FM Band) and
DXDN (AM Band). However, Tagum can also receive 30 FM and 15 AM radio station signals
 based in Davao City and Metro Manila. Moreover, there are eight (8) channels received for
television and more than forty (40) channels for the local cable network provided by the
Filipino Cable Corporation which caters Skycable and Suncable and also a wireless network
by Home Channel.

WATER SUPPLY:

Water requirement in the city is supplied by Tagum Water District.

ELECTRIFICATION:

Power requirement in the city is provided by Davao del Norte Electric Coooperative
(DANECO). For the period, all 23 barangays are already energized, except to some outlying
puroks/sitios in isolated areas of rural barangays.

INFRASTRACTURE PROFILE:

Alongside with other development endeavors of the city, infrastracture development is

on the forefront. Foremost, the local government continously prioritized projects that
helped boost infrastracture foundation of the city. Among these projects are as follows;
drainage and flood control system, maintenance of roads, school buildings and government
building and facilities.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS:

The educational needs of Tagum has been served by various public and private schools.
At present, there are thirty-seven (37) public and thirty-one (31) private schools that caters
to all barangays of Tagum. It is worthy to note that all barangays of Tagum has complete
elementary education. Moreover, secondary level schools are scattered around Tagum
catering all barangays. However, tertiary level and non-formal education are concentrated in
the urban center of the city.
 COMPANY HISTORY

Origin of Tagum

There is no official record on the meaning Tagum, but a legend explains how the
name Magugpo came about. At the beginning, Magugpo was nothing but a vast
wilderness, inhabited by the Mansakas, Manguangans, Mandayas and the Kalagans
in the coastal barangays. The name Magugpo was derived from the native word
mago, a name of certain tree, and the ugpo means very high. According to the story,
the natives were occupying a river basin inside the thickly covered forest where they
could not even see the sun. The creek where the natives dwelt still exists, but the
once abundant fresh water is now dead, unfortunately due to pollution.

The 1990s have been significant years not only for Tagum, but for the entire
Philippine Government bureaucracy. There was a radical change in the system of
government through the passage of Republic Act 7160 otherwise known as the Local
Government Code of 1991. By virtue of the said Republic Act, decentralization had
taken off. The former centralized form of government became decentralized through
devolution. As an effect, local government units (LGUs) were given additional
functions, powers, authorities and responsibilities.

The first elected City Officials of Tagum assumed office in July 1, 1998 under the
leadership of Mayor Rey T. Uy and Vice Mayor Gerardo R. Racho.

The present administration introduced dynamic reforms in the local governance.

Political Will in the implementation of various programs and projects becomes the
foundation that guides the city development in various sector most importantly the
infrastructure. The incumbent Local Chief Executive with the support of the City
 Council and the LGU organization, initiated to forge new brand of public
administration. The mayor as a corporate man, replicate some of the management
principles and strategies of the corporate world in local governance. This opens
gateway towards more efficient and effective delivery of public services and massive
implementation of important infrastructure and socio-economic programs and
projects.

All of these efforts are translated into development as evidenced by the fast growing
urbanization and physical transformation of Tagum City compared to the previous
years. Nevertheless, the gains and achievements of Tagum in the present have
become a reality because of the people who worked and dedicated their services in
the past and the present generation.
 COMPANY MISSION,
VISION, & CORE VALUES

MISSION :

"We, the peace-loving and friendly people of the

City of Tagum are committed to pursue sustainable
growth and development through agro-industrialization,
globally competitive and accessible services and opportunities
under good governance for a wholesome quality of life for all."

VISION :

"Tagum, a dynamic, developed city driven by a sustainable

resource-based agro-industrialization providing globally
competitive trade and service opportunities through a
responsive governance and empowered citizenry, enjoying
quality life in a peaceful and harmonious environment
under the guidance of the Divine Providence."

Thrusts -

1. Poverty alleviation
2. Maintenance of peace and order and Public Safety
3. Enhance Revenue Generation / Fiscal Administration
4. Enhance Social Services
 5. Agricultural Productivity and Modernization
6. Industrial Development / Investment Promotion
7. Infrastracture / Public Utility Development
8. Human Resource Development
 COMPANY’S
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
 COMPANY LOGO and Its
MEANING

This agency also identify, assess, manage the hazards,

vulnerabilities and risks that may occur in the city then design
and implement plan to address such risk including public
awareness campaign and information dissemination.
LOCATION of the
COMPANY and Its
BRANCHES
COMPANY RULES AND
REGULATION
COMPANY TARGET
CLIENTELE