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                    [Title] => 630 OFWs ask NLRC to release $6.5-M award
                    [Summary] => The 630 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who were recently awarded $6.5 million or roughly P338 million in labor claims have appealed to the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) for the immediate execution of its order.


The claimants led by Bonifacio Obra, Igmedio Cascasan and Severiano Calma through their lawyer Gerardo del Mundo cited several Supreme Court decisions to bolster their claim for the immediate execution of the NLRC’s order despite an appeal filed by respondents EEI Corp. and Bechtel International Inc.
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In a decision, NLRC labor arbiter Pablo Espiritu Jr. ordered EEI Corp. and Bechtel International Inc., its American partner, to pay the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) the unexpired portion of their contract, hazard pay, mobilization pay, project allowance, Christmas bonus, vacation leave pay, public holiday pay and 10-percent escalation pay, plus attorney’s fees.
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                    [Summary] => The 630 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who were recently awarded $6.5 million or roughly P338 million in labor claims have appealed to the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) for the immediate execution of its order.


The claimants led by Bonifacio Obra, Igmedio Cascasan and Severiano Calma through their lawyer Gerardo del Mundo cited several Supreme Court decisions to bolster their claim for the immediate execution of the NLRC’s order despite an appeal filed by respondents EEI Corp. and Bechtel International Inc.
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In a decision, NLRC labor arbiter Pablo Espiritu Jr. ordered EEI Corp. and Bechtel International Inc., its American partner, to pay the overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) the unexpired portion of their contract, hazard pay, mobilization pay, project allowance, Christmas bonus, vacation leave pay, public holiday pay and 10-percent escalation pay, plus attorney’s fees.
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