Clark sets up ‘one-stop shop’ on wheels

CLARK FREEPORT — The Clark Development Corporation is set to provide at least 120,000 workers here as it launched the "One-Stop Processing on Wheels" in partnership with various government agencies.

CDC president and CEO Atty. Agnes Devanadera said that the agency plans to mobilize the OSP on Wheels on a weekly basis to ensure that there will be no work interruption among locator companies within Clark and to accommodate the workers' needs on-site such as information on processes and services available.

The OSP on Wheels was conceptualized by Devanadera after a recent meeting with the heads of government agencies providing services at the One Stop Processing Center located in the Clark Polytechnic compound.

"The CDC should also be at the forefront of thinking not only of the welfare of locators, but the welfare of the employees who make the locator's businesses thrive. We earn, the locators, the investors earn because we have the employees, and the employees have to be taken care of at this point in time," Devenadera said.

She added that the OSP on wheels is also an example of the empowering programs that CDC created to provide non-fiscal incentive packages for Clark locators.

"We would also like to think that this kind of program is something that we can include in our list of non-fiscal incentives for our locators. So this is very important and we are hoping that we can have more non-fiscal incentive programs. This is our way of helping the locators," Devanadera said.

Prior to the launch, Devenadera led the ribbon cutting ceremony held in front of the Quest Plus Conference-Center Clark which also showcased the "Clark Cares" bus that represents the OSP on wheels.

She was joined by CDC director Atty. Ana Liza Peralta, CDC vice president for Admin and Finance Engr. Mariza Mandocdoc, CDC vice president for Business Development and Business Enhancement Rynah Ventura, CDC vice president for Legal Affairs Atty. Josep Jepri Miranda, CDC vice president for Engineering Services Jose Miguel Dela Rosa, and vice president for Security Services PMGen. Keith Ernald Singian.