Militant labor group Kilusang Mayo Uno here said they are ready for their protest action on Friday (May 1) as the world commemorates the 129th International Labor Day.
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Militant lawmakers of Gabriela Women’s Partylist said they are hopeful that sustained pressure from public protests will bring home the overseas Filipino worker, Mary Jane Veloso, whose death sentence in Indonesia was reprieved.
The 26th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Malaysia concluded on Monday evening with the adoption of three declarations by the regional leaders.
A labor group rallied in front of the office of the biggest manpower cooperative in the country, Asiapro in Pasig City Wednesday morning.
Children, just like adults, await summer break with high eagerness and anticipation.
Over 15,000 jobs will be available at the job fairs which will be held in malls during the labor day, the Department of Labor and Employment said.
The Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP) claimed that the P1.14 billion funds allocated in 2013 for the government’s peace and development program, dubbed as the Payapa at Masaganang Pamayanan (Pamana) program, were all accounted for.
The prolonged dry spell has not only affected crop production but has also affected rainforestation initiatives in the watershed, an environment group said.
Labor unions urged today Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz to scrap Department Order 18-A (DO 18-A) saying it violates the worker’s right to security of tenure.
Militant lawmakers regretted the Sleman District Court’s decision to reject the second case review request on Monday that would have stayed the execution order of the overseas Filipino worker Mary Jane Veloso.