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GOTASK: A FEASIBILITY STUDY OF RUNNING ERRANDS AND SERVICES

A Feasibility Study

Presented to the

Faculty of the Engineering Department

The University of Manila

Sampaloc, Manila

Submitted by:

Celon, Merry X'sha U.

Dangupon, Leo Jr. V.

De Jose, Paul Wency A.

Diokno, Princess Ann D.

Gillado, Maiah Clarisse P.

Paño, Ma. Pauline D.

Tesalona, Ma, Zhazel Grace A.

Submitted to:

Engineer Godofredo Blaquera

2022

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First of all, our group would like to thank each member for doing an

amazing job at each task. We are lucky to have each other while doing this journey

of learning. Second, to our professor Engr. Godofredo Blaquera for discussing how

to do this proposed business plan and the knowledge he gave us throughout our

Industrial Engineering years since day one that led us to this moment.

It’s also not possible without our family and friends who helped us. For our

dear respondents who answered our survey. It made this research possible with all

of their help.

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CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

Errand services are helping those people and businesses who can't find time

to complete their regular task. As the pandemic occurred, the need for food delivery

services and transportation services became in demand. It is more convenient to

order food online and be delivered into the comfort of our home specially when

lockdowns were implemented same goes on with transportation services, public

transportation only had limited capacities and today it is still a struggle to

commute. So targeted both of these problems into one solution and added more

flexible features like doing other daily task.

Our team values our client's time and safety in our errand runner service

named GoTask.

Go Task Errand runner service is a home based service that is safe also for

our workers.

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BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

While thinking of a business proposal. We thought of something that would

be a service for people who are struggling right now. The time today is very

different while in the pandemic. We industrial engineering students decided we

wanted to ease some problems that our society is facing today, we want to improve

the quality of our lives by providing services that minimize cost, hassle and waste

of energy and time. We made this business proposal to help not only food delivery

businesses and commuters but also those who don't have time to run their errands

or daily task. It is hard to use different apps to do different job. In one click, we can

do it all for our future clients. Specially those who are too old to go outside right. It

is hard to risk the health of people.

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

 The technical study focuses services offered, equipment and materials. It

focuses on design of our pages since we are an online based errand runner

and the sequence of process of service.

 The marketing student targets overall competitive condition, target market,

demand forecast, pricing and promotion strategy. It emphasize our

competitive edge and what new can we give to our clients in this industry

and how to stand out with the rest of the competition.

 The financial study analyze all about sales, investments, cash flow, balance

sheet, return of investment and ration analysis. It shows if this business is

profitable or not. It shows if this service will be a hit in 5years prior.

 The management study shows form of ownership, job analysis, company

and management policies and how will it be manage in a form of an

organizational chart.

 The socio-economic study shows the need of this service in the industry and

the help it can contribute to society in a form of survey and analysis.

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

This feasibility study is intended to evaluate the demand of an errand runner

service here in Metro Manila.

Specifically, it aims to evaluate and analyze the following areas:

The Technical aspect of the study.

 Service description

 Service Process

 Equipment material

 Page

The Financing aspect of the study

 Capitalization

 Source and Funding

 Total Sales

 Total expenses

 Income Statement (5 years projected)

 Balance Sheet (5 years projected)

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 Cash Flow Statement (5years projected)

 Return on Investment

 Ratio Analysis

The Management aspect of the study

 Form of Ownership

 Structure

 Job Analysis

 Company Policies

The Socio-economic aspect of the study

 Survey and analysis

 Contribution to the government

 Contribution to the society

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Framework of the study

TECHNICAL MARKETING FINANCIAL SICIO-

MANAGEMENT
STUDY STUDY STUDY ECONOMIC

Service Final Form of Survey

Taget maket
description Assumption ownership Analysis

Delivery area Promotion Contributuion

Capital Job Analysis
service Strategy to society

Employee Demand Organization

Cash flow
work Analysis Chart

Delivery Maket
Requirements
process Strategy

Scope and limitation of the study

The study of Go task errand runner service is restricted and only provides

services to Metro Manila and nearby cities only and will be based on management,

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marketing, technical, socioeconomic, and financial aspect of business. It is also

home based so no office is required. Workers such as book keeper, manager and

call attendant should also be online as well. Transactions are purely online and only

directed to our social media page such as twitter, facebook and instagram.

Customers need to contact our legit social media page.

Significance of the study

The importance of this study is to help to ease people’s workload and saves

more time and no need to risk health issues outside the comfort of home while in

the middle of a pandemic.

To customers: the researchers believe that the customers will benefit from this type

of service esp to the variety of services we offer and also has unique qualities to our

competition.

To the researchers in doing the study, the researchers have acquired new skills and

knowledge that they can use in their profession. This paper can enlighten their

thinking with regards to the reality of life especially as we walk towards the path of

the business world.

To our bookkeeper and call attendant: provides work for people who can qualify.

We have realistic expectations for job descriptions.

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To our drivers (motor rider and car driver): helps provide work for people who

have a clean driving record. No age limit.

CHAPTER II

METHODOLOGY

This chapter shows and discusses how the researchers will gather the data

needed to be used in the entire study of our business plan. It describes detailed

information of the following such as our respondents, how many respondents, why

did we picked them, the area of our limitation and the focus of this research. It will

also tackle our service, explanation of our service to our respondents, what is the

key factor of services and why it unique to its competitors. Researchers will

conduct specific process of collecting data and how we collected data and what

kind of collecting data we will use. It will show the reliability of our research to its

respondents and how it matches the aim of our business plan's goal. Our aim in this

chapter is to specify our procedures or techniques used to identify, select, process,

and analyze information about what an errand runner is and what it offers and how

much the world needs it today. It has to align our methods to our aim.

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Research design

The researchers used descriptive design and we provided google form

questioners online. It was given to family, friends and even strangers residing in

Metro Manila. The participants who were asked to evaluate price points, services

they like, if they like it, if they will use our service or if how often they will use it.

In total, we have 100 respondents.

Research locale

Our respondents are from all over Metro Manila. The respondents was given

idea to what is GoTask Errand runner service is all about with a brief explanation

with what type of services we can provide. Questionnaires are in a form of online

google forms that was sent from messenger.

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Respondents

Due to high amount of people who liked the idea of an errand runner

services and is interested in the services that we provide. We only selected 100

people that was given a google form to answer online.

Sources and methods of collecting data

We used google forms. Google Forms can compile all the standard survey

fields such as text, multiple choice questions, dropdowns, linear scales, and grids to

serve all sorts of data collection needs. The data is seen in the google drive. It

shows graphs.

We used primary data by giving the google forms to people then gathering

and collecting it.

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Our respondents lives in

 Manila

Taguig, Manila

Sampaloc, Manila

 Pasay

 Marikina

 Valenzuela

 Pasig

 Las Piñas

 Novaliches

 Quezon City

Anonas, QC

Litex, QC

Tandang Sora, QC

Payatasz QC

Commonwealth, QC

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CHAPTER III

TECHNICAL STUDY

General Description

Go task is a residential supply chain company enabling a better quality of

life through an online shopping and delivery experience. The company will market

the products and services of its partnered retailers and services providers, pick up

orders from their location, and facilitate delivery. Customers can order groceries,

convenience items, prescriptions, and more through GO TASK's website, by phone,

or in person at an employer's work site.

The purpose of GO TASK is to favorably impact our customer's work/life

balance and improve their quality of life.

In this career, customers could enjoy grocery shopping, dry cleaning drop-

off and pick-up, going to the post office, banking or paying bills, picking up
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medicines, visiting specialty shops, and much more in this profession. Depending

on your interests and skills, you may wish to provide assistance to others. People

go to errand runners when they can spare the costs required to make their lives

easier. Getting someone else to do your chores can give you free time to relax or

focus on other important things. Professional errand runners are thorough with their

work, eliminating the possibility of errors.

As a result, many people nowadays are more than willing to pay for

someone to run their errands for them. This has prepared the way for the abrupt

appearance of a slew of new prospects, transforming the service industry into a

multibillion-dollar enterprise.

Service Description

Reach this market by directly selling its services to the consumer within its

delivery area and by marketing its services to employers as a work/life balance

benefit. Each services to employers as consumers of these settings.

GO TASK’s services is an active Listening service. Giving full attention to

what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made,

asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times. GO

TASK’s Services has made to provide a broad variety of services enthusiastically

and professionally. Our promise is to foster an effective team collaboration in

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fulfilling every clients need. Our goal is to cater outstanding customer assistance,

and to advocate the SPIRIT of TEAMWORK.

Delivery Area Service

Customers placing an order online or by phone can request pick-up or drop-

off of products within 15 minutes delivery. Each errand has its own standard

service time and some have additional fees associated with them, but customers can

track orders online and receive email or text messages when their orders are ready

for delivery.

Employee work/life program

GO TASK will operate or provide on-site pick-up and drop-off locations in

the workplace. Employers can now make it convenient and affordable for

employees to not have to worry about completing basic tasks. Designed to allow

employees to concentrate on work and increase their free time outside of work; it

allows employees to drop-off and pick-up completed errands at their work site at

the beginning and end of each work day.

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Convenience Store Delivery

GO TASK is located close to the customer, because it can also deliver

conveniences that its competitors cannot. Sometimes customers cannot wait a day

or more for the few items they need l, if they are out of toilet paper, laundry

detergent, and diapers only GO TASK can deliver

a limited selection of consumer staples in 30-60 minutes. Go TASK’s SERVICES

provides essential services for the nearby residents like food, fuel, financial

services or even mail.

B2B/B2C Concept

While the end-user is the individual, GO TASK will also market its services

to large employers. This service will be marketed to businesses as a work/life

balance benefit for their employees. By selling the delivery wholesale and covering

everyone at a location GO TASK will create dense customer groups that can access

its service for a little or no cost. Not only does GO TASK's solutions reduce

employee stress for an employer, but it helps solve the problem of low customer

density which has consistently been a large problem and frequent cause of failure

of businesses.

Everyone is busy in their lives, and there are several pending errands that

people need to attend. There aren't enough hours. Go TASK’s Services is here to

help when you need a second set of hands or wheels to finish your to-do list and

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make the most of it! Go TASK’s Services reduce stress for less, Errands that make

your life simple. Delivering on a promise of trust because everything is handled

with care.

HOW IT WORKS

GoTask is an on-demand errand service platform that aims to free up your time

by connecting individuals and small businesses with local runners and couriers,

enabling anyone to complete errands on the user's behalf.

 Select your errand type. Select your errand type from the list of available

services

 Give more information regarding your errand. Tell us what you need,

when, where and what works for you. You will get your errand price and

pay securely.

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 Get your errand booked. Your runner arrives and gets the jobs done.

Throughout the course of your errand, we will be available to support you

via our customer support chat on facebook and instagram pages.

For instance elderly men and women often need errands run or things picked

up. But, they are rarely in a position to go themselves, and hate depending on

friends or relatives. Particularly various studies conducted reveal most elderly don't

mind paying for this unique service.

With more people working full-time and grumbling that they have more time

than money, there is a rising market for those who want to learn how to establish an

errand business and make real money.

In its most basic form, GO Task’s provides services such as grocery shopping,

lending and returning books, waiting for the cable person, and so on. As a result, no

expert business experience is required to start an errand service business. Having

in-depth information, on the other hand, will always increase your chances of

success and speed up the process.

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These are the example IDs and Stickers.

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CHAPTER IV

MARKETING STUDY

Errand service providers are usually found in big metropolitan regions,

large cities, and villages with a high average income, while they are occasionally

hired by persons in lower income brackets. These service businesses handle

anything from laundry to personal shopping, all with the objective of making their

clients' lives and schedules easier. If you take the time to properly promote your

errand business, it may be quite profitable.

Target Market

Customers who can afford the luxury of an errand service should be

targeted. It won't make sense for to invest time and energy pursuing customers who

can't or won't pay for our services in this environment. Those in the upper and

upper-middle income levels, as well as business owners and corporations, will be

the most inclined to patronize our establishment. During the winter holiday season,

however, more middle-income people may be willing to spend money to assist

them finish their shopping and gift-wrapping.

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Promotion Strategy

We will pay promotions of our social media pages and boost our following

and people who see it. We created promotional website link to our social media

pages. We made our website is clean, attractive, and simple to explore. We provide

details on the errand services we provide, our charges, the areas we serve, and the

advantages of employing an errand service.

Make a marketing strategy

To grow our business's audience, we will invest in marketing and advertising.

Our marketing strategy should center on how we will recruit new customers and

advertise our services to others. We also like to join in a business group to assist us

in learning more about the errand service industry and marketing our company. We

will also comply to healthy measures and to permit in LTO and LTFRB.

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Demand of the Study

1. Do think you will use this?

The results show that there are 55 of the respondents said that they will use

errand runner service while 40 of the respondents think that maybe they will use it

and 5 of the respondents said that they don't want to use errand runner service. The

result implies that our service has a chance to be patronized by the customers based

on the resulting findings.

2. What errands would you rather have someone else run for you?

The result shows that most of the respondents said that they will use errand runner

service for food deliver and other respondents said it's for shopping, groceries,

gifts, etc. The result gave us the perspective of what errands they will use our

service for.

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3. Do you think it is necessary?

The result shows that over 74 of the respondents said that it is necessary to use

an errand runner service while 25 of the respondents said that maybe it is necessary

and 1 of the respondents said that it is not necessary. By this result we know that

our service will be patronized by the customers.

4. What would you expect to pay for an errand running service?

The result shows that 32 of the respondents said that they are willing to pay

Php90-120 per hour for an errand runner service while 31 of the respondents said

that they are willing to pay Php60-80 per hour, 14 of the respondents said Php130-

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150 per hour, 11 of the respondents said Php90-120, 10 of the respondents said

Php60-80 and only 2 of the respondents said Php130-150. These results gave us an

idea on what will be the pricing for our service.

5. Where would you go to find an errand running service?

The result shows that 52 of the respondents said that they will find an errand

service from Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) while 42 of the respondents

said that they will find errand running service from Internet-search engines.

6. How often would you expect to use an errand running service?

The result shows that over 45 of the the respondents said that they would expect

to use an errand service 1-2 times a week and 34 of the respondents said 2+ times a

month and 12 of the respondents said that only once they will use it and 9 of the

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respondents said that the will use it daily. These results gave us an idea that most of

the customers will use our service 1-2 times a week.

CHAPTER V

FINANCIAL STUDY

A. Financial Assumptions

1. Service revenue is P 20 per delivery.

2. Service Revenue and operating expenses will increase by 5% per annum

excluding depreciation.

3. There are 55 customers per day which will give rise to 20,075 customers

per year (55 x 365 = 20,075).

4. The effective tax rate for partnership is 30%.

5. The salaries expense is 40% of service revenue.

6. The contribution is P 5, 264.29 per partners.

7. There are 7 partners.

8. It is estimated that licenses and driver’s uniform and ids have 3 years

useful lives.

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B. Capital Requirements

The capital that will be used to cover all the initial operations of the business would

be ₱36,850.00

. The financial requirement breakdown are as follows:

Registration Fee ₱ 550.00

Insurance ₱ 20,000.00

Advertising ₱ 7,000.00

Licenses ₱ 4,000.00

Driver’s Uniform and ID ₱ 5,000.00

Vehicle Stickers ₱ 300.00

Total Capital Requirement ₱ 36,850.00

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Income Statement

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C. Financial Analysis/ Measurement of Profitability

A. Return of Investment

Return of Investment or the ROI is usually used to evaluate how well an investment

has performed. It is a profitability metric that is expressed as a percentage. When

the calculated ROI generates a positive percentage, it means that the investment is

profitable. It indicates that the returns have exceeded tha total cost. When the

calculated ROI has a negative percentage, it indicates that the investment is

generating loss.

Average Net Income 154,618.65

Average Equity 340,990.40 45%

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The average return on equity is 45%. This signifies that the partner's

capital will earn an average of 45% for three years. Therefore, the GoTask is a

good business and investment

B. Payback Period

Playback period refers to the amount of time it takes to recover the cost of an

investment. The shorter the payback period, the more attractive it is for potential

investors.

Initial Investment 36,850

Average Income 154,619 = 0.24 (2 months and 25

days)

It will takes 2 months and 25 days to recover the initial investment of P36, 850.

Cost Useful life Depreciation

4,000.0

Licenses 0 3 1,333.33

5,000.0

Driver's uniform and Ids 0 3 1,666.67

Total 3,000.00

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Service Revenue

2022 2023 2024

No. of customers 20,075 21,079 22,133

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CHAPTER VI

MANAGEMENT STUDY

This chapter focuses on the company's overall organizational structure. The

management aspect implies a clear and exact definition of roles and

responsibilities, authority flow, and manpower requirements. This document covers

the organizational chart as well as the qualifications of the individuals involved in

the construction of the corporate structure. It must be set up for maximum

efficiency. To do this, management must be able to organize all actions in order for

the company to become a dynamic and competitive corporation, utilizing human

resources, financial capabilities, and new technologies.

Form of ownership

Partnership is a type of business ownership in which partners pool money,

skills, and other resources and share profit and loss according to the partnership

agreement's conditions. A partnership is assumed to end if the participants in an

enterprise agree to share the related risks and profits equitably in the absence of

such an agreement. Each pattern's complementary abilities and additional contacts

can help them achieve bigger financial achievements together than they might

alone. For the business to last longer, mutual support and drive are required.

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Job Analysis

Job Title: Manager

Name:

Job Description

Responsibilities

 Oversees daily production

 Setting strategy and having a business plan

 Putting a top-notch team to operate the company.

 Establish mission and vision for the company

 Work schedules

 Assigning employee Tasks

 Ensures service quality

 Establishing budget and sales forecast

 Incharge in planning, organizing, directing and controlling at the

employees organizations as well as its relationship to each other.

Job Qualification:

 Graduate of 4 year course related to management.

 Male or Female with no age as long as can do the job effectively.

 With or without experience

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Job Title: Bookkeeper/Call Attendant

Name:

Job description

Responsibilities:

 Oversee company’s financial data and compliance

 Responsible for monthly income statements and balance sheets

 Maintain accurate books on accounts payable and receivable

 Responsible for keeping records of sales

 Recording day to day financial reansactions and completing the posting

process

Job Qualification:

 Must be a graduate of BS degree in finance, accounting or business

administration (Better if Management Accounting)

 Male or female with no specific age as long as can do the job.

 Must be knowledgeable in Microsoft Office specially in excel

 Must have a good moral character

 Must be honest and with pleasing personality

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Job Title: Driver

Name:

Job Description

Responsibilities:

 Maintain health and safety protocol of pandemic

 Safely operate a vehicle in all type of weather conditions

 Navigate local streets and highways with ease using a GPS

 Communicate clearly with customer and service employees

 Verify the service before and after each service and maintain a detailed and

comprehensive delivery log

Job Qualifications:

 Professional Driver’s License (Mandatory)

 Must be 18-55 Years Old

 OR/CR

 Supporting Documents (if not registered owner)

A. Borrowed Motor- Original Authorization letter with a photocopy

of Valid ID of the owner.

B. Second hand- Notarized Deed of Sale.

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C. Reacquire Motor- Repossession Certification or any Certificate

from Dealer.

 Any brand of motorcycle with Year Model 2010 above

 99-160cc Displacement

 Drug Test and NBI Clearance

 Vaccination Card

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

INCORPORATORS
OWNERS

MANAGER

BOOK-KEEPER/
CALL ATTENDANT

RIDER DRIVER

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LTFRB application for transportation and delivery services form:

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Transportation and Communications
LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD

ON-LINE TRANSACTION REQUEST FORM

OPERATOR NAME ____________________________________________ CASE
NUMBER_____________ADDRESS____________________________________
________________________________________TYPE OF SERVICE
___________EMAILADDRESS________________________________________
_____NAME OF REQUESTING PARTY
_____________________________CONTACT NUMBER______________
UNIT DESCRIPTION
MAKE MOTOR NO. CHASSIS NO. PLATE YEAR
NO. MODEL

(use extra sheet if needed)

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• Please check the TYPE OF TRANSACTION: (check only one (1)

transaction)

TYPE OF REQUIREMENT Email Address

TRANSACT
ION

1 CONFIRMA • Latest LTO OR/CR

TION OF • Personal Passenger
Accident Insurance online.ismd@ltfrb.
UNIT
gov.ph
2 FRANCHIS • Latest LTO OR/CR
E

VERIFICAT
ION

3 ISSUANCE • Latest LTO OR/CR

OF • Letter from the
establishment to be served [email protected]
SPECIAL • Personal Passenger .ph
PERMIT Accident Insurance Proposed
Route:

______________________________
_________

______________________________
_________

4 CORRECTIO • Latest LTO OR/CR

N OF • Documents to show Proof of
Correction Correction: [email protected]
TYPOGRAP From:_________________________ .ph
HICAL _______
ERROR To :_________________________

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_______

5 ISSUANCE • Latest LTO OR/CR

and • Personal Passenger
Accident Insurance online.legal@ltfrb.
RENEWAL • Copy of previous gov.ph
OF order (if renewal)

PROVISION
AL

AUTHORIT
Y (PA)

Instruction:
1. Fill-up this form correctly and completely
2. Email the FORM including the requirements to the email address
opposite the type of transaction
3. Result will be emailed to your email address provided above or you
can check the list of released transactions at LTFRB website @
www.ltfrb.gov.ph
________________________
Signature

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Transportation and Communications
LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD

STEPS:

1. Download the request form from LTFRB website, www.lftrb.gov.ph

2. Fill-up the form correctly and completely ;
3. Email the FORM including the requirements to the email address
opposite the type of transaction;
4. Wait for the result of the request which will be emailed to your
email address provided in the form, or you can check the list of released
transactions at LTFRB website, www.ltfrb.gov.ph

Management policy

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CHAPTER VII

SOCIO ECOMOMIC STUDY

In this chapter we will tackle analysis of demographic structure, population

dynamics, infrastructure resources, status of human health and economic attributes

like employment, per-capita income, agriculture, trade, and industrial development

in the study region.

Contribution to society

An errand runner service has a big contribution in society in many different

ways. It gives you more time for yourself instead of doing errands on your own. It

also lessen the customer's concerns or stresses and burnouts because it unloads their

tasks. It benefits those who live a busy life who find it difficult to manage their

time on their career and household chores such as doing the laundry, feeding their

pets, preparations for a house party, the skillful workers can do their personal

errands for them. It'll give them more time to socialize.

It is practical to hire an errand runner service especially during this pandemic

times because people critically safeguard their health on the spreading virus and

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diseases. Instead of going out of their households to buy their groceries and other

errands outdoors, errand worker services makes it possible to purchase this needs

for you.

Appendix A

Survey Questionnaires:

1. Do you know what an errand service is? If yes, Please give a brief

description of what a GoTask service is, if known:

2. Do you think you will use this?

3. What errands would you rather have someone else run for you?

4. Do you think it is necessary?

5. Have you ever used an errand running service? If yes, please describe your

experience.

6. What would you expect to pay for an errand running service?

7. Where would you go to find an errand running service?

8. How often would you expect to use an errand running service?

9. What is your age?

10. Which part of Metro Manila do you live?

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Appendix B

Name: Ma. Pauline D. Paño

Birthday: December 14, 1998

Age: 23 yrs old

Address: Bicol st Payatas B, Quezon City

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Buddhist

Email add: [email protected]

Mother: Eden D. Paño

Father: Dario R. Paño

Educational background

Primary: Saint Vincent Institute of Arts and Sciences

Secondary: Saint Vincent Institute of Arts and Sciences

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Tertiary: The University of Manila

Course: Bachelor in Science, Industrial Engineering

Name: Gillado, Maiah Clarisse P.

Bday: May 31, 2000

Age:21 Y/O

Address: Door 2 Paguia, P Dela Merced St.,

Bayumbon, Brgy. Poblacion, Norzagaray, Bulacan

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Roman Catholic

Email Add: [email protected]

Mother: Gillado, Marilyn P.

Father: Gillado, Ronnel V.

Educational Background

Primary: Siete Central, Elementary School

Secondary: Holy Family Academy

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Tertiary: The University of Manila

Course: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

Name: Princess Ann D. Diokno

Birthday: Aug. 27, 1999

Age: 22yrs old

Address: P.Herrera St. Tondo Manila

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: roman catholic

Email Address: [email protected]

Mother: Maidy Diokno

Father: Jay Diokno

Educational Background

Primary: Senator Claro M. Recto Memorial School

Secondary: Our Lady of Fatima Educational System

Tertiary: The University of Manila

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Course: BS Industrial Engineering

Name: Merry X’sha U. Celon

Birthday: December 17, 1999

Age: 22 yrs old

Address: Sablayan occidental mindoro

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: catholic

Mother: Janet Celon

Father: Bernard Celon

Email: [email protected]

Educational background

Primary: San Vicente Elementary School

Secondary: Colegio De San Sebastian

SHS: Colegio De San Sebastian

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Tertiary: The University of Manila

Name: Ma. Zhazel Grace A Tesalona

Birthday: Sept 19,1999

Age: 22y/o

Address: Sablayan, Occ. Mindoro

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Catholic

Mother: Hayna Tesalona

Father: Geoffrey Tesalona

Education

Primary: Buenavista Elem School

Secondary: Colegio de San Sebastian

Senior Highschool: Colegio de San Sebastian

Tertiary: The University of Manila

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Course: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

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Leo V. Dangupon

Birthday: Sept 28, 1999

Age: 22y/o

Address: Sablayan, Occ. Mindoro

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Roman Catholic

Name of Father: Leo Dangupon

Name of Mother: Mailee Dangupon

Education

Primary: Colegio de San Sebastian

Secondary: Colegio de San Sebastian

Tertiary: The University of Manila

Course: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

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Name: Paul Wency A. De Jose

Birthday: September 18,1999

Age: 22yrs old

Address: Brgy. Longos, Malabon City

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Roman Catholic

Mother: Corymar A. De Jose

Father: Wenceslao F. De Jose

Educational background

Primary: Dagat-dagatan elementary school

Secondary: Longos National Highschool

Tertiary: City of Malabon University

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