The Payment Reference Number or the PRN is a unique number that is generated for each member of the SSS—this number is unique so it’s just one (1) PRN for one SSS member. This is what SSS members need in paying for their SSS contributions—for the system to discern which is which...
they can go to SSS branches with a tellering facility, SM Payment Centre, Bayad Centre, or selected banks. Just make sure that your representative has your Payment Reference Number (PRN) before paying your contribution.
One SSO, for example, was able to dramatically increase users' compliance with standard procedures by implementing a "rule of three" escalation process ("They get three warnings before we escalate the issue to their boss – and it can go all the way up to the regional vice president of ...
Farmers declare themselves to be in favour of this means of working together to get modern mechanization at an affordable price. There would appear to be good potential to expand this model to developing country situations and there is good scope for PPPs (e.g., in the design of policy ...