ORGANIZED labor is willing to collaborate with employer groups and the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) in removing the Philippines from the list of worst places for workers.
“We are open to discussions with the Employers Confederation of the Philippines and DoLE to remove the Philippines from the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) list of top 10 violators of trade union and human rights in the world,” Federation of Free Workers (FFW) President Sonny Matula said on Sunday.
UNITED NATIONS — UN members adopted a blueprint for the future Sunday to tackle the myriad wars, environmental threats and technological challenges facing humanity that the global organization hailed as “groundbreaking,” but critics panned it […]
THE House of Representatives is planning to pass a bill that would empower local government units to allocate funds for barangay (village) officers’ monthly Social Security System (SSS) premium contribution, Speaker Martin Romualdez said. Romualdez […]
THE Philippines climbed by three spots in the global anti-red tape rankings, proof that it has made significant strides in addressing corruption, the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) said on Monday. “The Philippines proudly climbs three […]
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