- LTO XI investigates employee caught gaming on duty
THE LAND Transportation Office (LTO) XI has launched a formal investigation into an alleged employee caught playing computer games during office hours, an incident that has recently circulated on social media.
In an official statement released on Wednesday, April 8, the agency confirmed it is taking the matter with “utmost seriousness” and is currently moving to ascertain the facts of the incident involving a member of its Operations Division.
“An investigation is currently being conducted to ascertain the facts and circumstances surrounding the incident,” the LTO XI stated. “The public is assured that, should the allegations be true, appropriate administrative sanctions will be imposed.”
The agency emphasized that any disciplinary action taken will strictly follow existing civil service laws and government regulations.
The viral post, which appears to show the staff member engaged in gaming while on the clock, sparked concerns regarding the efficiency of public service delivery at the regional office.
In response, LTO XI reaffirmed its commitment to a strict policy of professionalism.
“The office does not tolerate any act that may compromise the delivery of public service. All personnel are expected to devote their full attention to serving clients and ensuring fast, efficient, and responsive service at all times,” the statement added.
LTO XI officials assured the public that the matter is being given “priority attention” as part of the agency’s broader commitment to upholding integrity and accountability within the regional transport bureau.
