Tag: labor rights
Faith-based group decries layoff of Nestlé-Wyeth workers
EILER claimed that Nestlé, a Swiss conglomerate, has had a record of union-busting and attacks on unionists
Bishop says current basic wage in Philippines ‘unjust’
Bishop Alminaza said that in the Philippines “what we call ‘minimum wage’ is not necessarily a just wage, or a living wage, or a family wage”
Proposed escrow provision in Magna Carta for seafarers ‘prejudicial’
The inclusion of an escrow provision in the pending Magna Carta for Filipino seafarers will adversely affect legal battles for labor claims
ILO tripartite mission starts probe into Philippine labor situation
“What we want is the protection of our Constitutional right to freedom of association,” said KMU's Labog
Church official backs labor groups’ call for wage hike
“Whatever is fair and just ought to be given to our workers,” said Father Jerome Secillano
Labor group decries ‘no vax, no work,’ ‘no vax, no salary’...
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III urged workers to report employers that are imposing a “no vaccine, no salary” policy
Philippine labor groups call for ‘wage, job security’ on World Day...
There are about 6.9% or 3.1 million jobless Filipinos based on data from the Philippine Statistics Authority
Pinoy Marino Rights: Disregarding fit-to-work certifications
The Supreme Court stressed in several rulings that courts are not bound by the medical findings of company doctors
Church group calls on Duterte to exert efforts to help workers
Five years 'would have been more than enough' to fulfill the president's promise to alleviate the situation of workers
Know your rights: Clemency for delisted seafarers
Clemency is the power given to a public official to lower the harshness of punishment imposed upon an erring person