Itinampok natin ang reklamo ng mga Employees belonging to Ajinomoto Philippines, Incorporated, a Corporation based in the Philippines and run by Japanese executives seem to have forgotten that the Japanese occupation of the Philippines has long passed.
Itong Japanese controlled Philippine based corporation ay diumano nagpapatupad ng mga garrison like dealings sa ating mga mamamayan.
Sa isang complaint ng union ng Ajinomoto Philippines, Corporation, ang inihain sa Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID). Hiningi ng mga miembro ng Ajinomoto Sales Force Employment Union (ASFEU) mula sa BID na ipatapon sa labas ng bansa sina Yoshihiko Sakai, president, (pinalitan na) Hiroyoshi Kayashi, treasurer, Komatsu Sunichi, sales marketing manager, Fumio Takamura, director at ang product development manager.
Inakusahan ng mga empleyado ng Ajinomoto na ang mga ito ay gumawa ng mga pananakot, coercion, union busting at paglabag sa constitutional and statutory right to self-oraganization ang mga kababayan.
Masakit pa nito, may mga goons daw na ginagamit ang Ajinomoto sa pananakot na pina-iiral nila sa empleyadong mga meimbro ng union. Mahirap naman paniwalaan din na magpapagamit ang mga dating meimbro ng New People’s Army para maging mga private army nitong mga Hapones na negosyante.
Mabigat nito, handang ibulgar daw ang mga illegal activities of Ajinomoto Philippines, Corp., who has been depriving the government of revenues through the under declaration of their income tax and sales revenues. Sige, taktakin ang Ajinomoto para ilabas ang kanilang mga libro so the proper government agency can look into it.
Sa ngalan ng isang balanseng pamamahayag, nais kong ilabas ang liham ng Manufacturing Corporation na ito. Liham mula sa Ajinomoto, Philippines na ipinadala sa aking email nung August 8, 2004. Ito ay galing kay Ms Helen Lim Public Relations Manager ng kumpanya.
Dear Mr. Calvento:
We are sorry to note that Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) has been the subject of newspaper articles concerning the deportation case of Japanese expatriates, labor issues and tax matters.
We would like to inform you that the complaint for deportation filed against our Japanese officers before the Bureau of Immigration basically centers around labor issues which are presently pending before the Department of Labor and Employment and the Court of Appeals.
The acts complained of are untrue and complete falsehoods. On the contrary, APC has been operating in the Philippines for more than 40 years. It is a well-respected organization in the field of manufacturing. It presently provides jobs to approximately 1,000 Filipino employees nationwide.
We would like to underscore the fact that ever since APC started its operations in the Philippines, it has dutifully paid proper taxes to the Philippine government. Records will show that we are one of the big and consistent contributors to the Philippine coffers as far as tax collection is concerned.
The Japanese expatriates who are subjects of the deportation complaint are presently assigned in the country to share their expertise in ensuring the continued growth of APC and the Philippine economy in general. At all times, they have acted in accordance with the Philippine laws. All expatriates are also holders of valid visas and work permits.
We are sending this statement to all news reporters who wrote about this subject and copy furnished their corresponding editors.
Thank you so much. Our best regards.
PARA SA ANUMANG COMMENTS O REACTIONS TUNGKOL SA ISYUNG ITO, MAAARI KAYONG TUMAWAG SA 7788442. MAAARI RIN KAYONG MAG-TEXT SA 09213263166.
NAIS KO RIN PASAMALATAN SI SARAH LIZ MORALEDA, ACCOUNTS MANAGER NG SMART COMMUNICATIONS, INC., FOR HER VALUED ASSISTANCE. SALAMAT DIN KAY MS. BELEN SALONGA.
MR. MANNY PANGILINAN, YOUR VIP ACCOUNTS DEPT. IS DOING A GREAT JOB FOR YOUR CORPORATION.