The University of the Philippines (UUP) recognizes that a transparent, meritbased system for promotion and salary adjustments is essential for retaining top talent and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. This page outlines the policy framework, the steps to submit a request, and the criteria used by the Promotion Committee when evaluating professional staff applications. Professional staff members who have taken on greater responsibilities, acquired new qualifications, or consistently exceeded performance expectations may be eligible for a promotion and accompanying salary increase. A formal request ensures that: The Promotion Committee uses a weighted rubric. Scores below 70% are considered insufficient for advancement. Background: Maria Santos, Administrative Officer II, applied for promotion to Administrative Officer I after three years of service. Key Actions: Outcome: Scored 82% on the committee rubric; received promotion with a 12% salary increase effective 1July2025.UUP Professional Staff Request for Promotion & Salary Increase
1. Overview
2. Why a Formal Request Is Needed
3. Request Process
4. Evaluation Criteria
Criterion Weight Description Evidence Required Job Performance 35% Quality of work, achievement of targets, client satisfaction. Performance metrics, client testimonials, project reports. Leadership & Initiative 20% Team coordination, process improvements, mentorship. Letters of commendation, documented improvements, mentorship logs. Professional Development 15% Relevant certifications, workshops, advanced degrees. Certificates, transcripts, training certificates. Strategic Contribution 15% Alignment of work with university strategic goals. Strategic plan linkage documents, impact summaries. Compliance & Ethics 15% Adherence to policies, ethical conduct, risk management. Audit findings, ethics training records, compliance reports. 5. Case Study: Successful Promotion
6. Additional Resources
