Without citing statistics, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency claimed that the supply and demand of illegal drugs in the city has lessened.
National labor center Kilusang Mayo Uno said the dismissed workers of the Japanese-owned fruit company here were left with no choice but to fight and put up the strike which paralyzed the company’s operation on May 25.
Outgoing Davao City police chief Senior Superintendent Vicente Danao Jr., thanked the city government for its support to the Davao City Police Office, in a visit to the City Council on Tuesday.
Incoming Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello said he does not believe that regularizing employees will hamper the progress of a business. He said that it is even helpful to businesses when workers are regularized as this would motivate them to be productive.
Incoming President Rodrigo Duterte is set to meet with the country’s business leaders on Tuesday, June 21 as the conference discussing how to ensure inclusive growth with the new administration’s 10-point socio-economic agenda culminates.
The daughter and son of the President-elect Rodrigo Duterte took their oath as the newly-elected Mayor and re-elected Vice mayor, respectively, on Monday, June 20 at the Hall of Justice here.
Re-elected Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte is asking his father, President-elect Rodrigo Duterte to reconsider the appointment of former labor leader Joel Maglungsod as undersecretary of the Department of Labor and Employment.
The environmental council here plans to use environmental tax collection for programs and projects that would contribute to watershed protection.
More than 200 women from all over the country will gather here on June 24 to draft and present the women’s agenda to the incoming President Rodrigo Duterte before he assumes office.
Nilo, 22 said he was about to file his leave of absence from work to join his mother’s birthday celebration next month.
