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Opinion

She's no slave

THE EAR - The Freeman
December 27, 2015 | 9:00am

GRADUATE. Last October she just graduated from college and almost immediately got a job in Cebu City.

QUIT. Two weeks later, she quit. If she stuck with her job, she would be forced to borrow money, she reasoned.

WAGE. She lives far from work and it takes three rides to get there. The wage she received was enough to buy three meals a day. Where was she going to get the money for clothes and other basic needs? She decided to find another job that is preferably in the vicinity.

ANOTHER

BASIC

CEBU CITY

JOB

LAST OCTOBER

MONEY

QUIT

STRONG

THREE

WAGE
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