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[Title] => Ongpin firm sues DBP exec for perjury
[Summary] => A company owned by businessman Roberto Ongpin filed yesterday a complaint for perjury against Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) acting corporate secretary Castoglio Martinez before the Makati City prosecutor’s office.
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[Title] => Region 7’s NLRC tops in resolved labor cases
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The National Labor Relations Commission in Central Visayas has recorded the highest number of settled labor cases over other branches across the country.
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[Title] => Cabinet reshuffle: Yap back at DA
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President Arroyo undertook another reshuffle of her Cabinet — involving at least eight major agencies — as part of an ongoing effort to improve the implementation of her programs, Malacañang officials said yesterday.
A ranking Palace source said Presidential Management Staff (PMS) Director General Arthur Yap was appointed to replace Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban, who in turn will chair the National Anti-Poverty Commission.
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[Title] => New labor relations chief vows early resolution of cases
[Summary] => The year-long labor dispute at the 5,000-hectare sugar estate of the family of former President Corazon Aquino is expected to end soon.
This as newly appointed National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) chief Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio vowed to prioritize the early resolution of the Hacienda Luisita case and other labor cases.
"I would immediately attend to the resolution of cases certified by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) as urgent as soon as I assume post," Bitonio disclosed.
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[Title] => Cory kay GMA: Resign!
[Summary] => Matapos ang ilang beses na paglutang para suportahan ang liderato ng kasalukuyang gobyerno, bumigay na rin kahapon si dating Pangulong Cory Aquino at hiningi ang boluntaryong pagbibitiw sa puwesto ni Pangulong Arroyo at gumawa ng isang pagsasakripisyo alang-alang sa kapakanan ng bansa.
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[Title] => 7 regional boards set to approve wage increase — DOLE
[Summary] => Seven wage boards are just a step away from granting an increase in the daily take-home pay of workers, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) reported yesterday.
Labor Undersecretary and DOLE spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said the National Wages and Productivity Commission (NWPC) confirmed that seven wage boards had declared "supervening conditions" in their respective regions.
Such a condition justifies the granting of an immediate salary hike despite opposition from employers, Bitonio said.
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[Title] => Wage bill headed for graveyard
[Summary] => With only three weeks to go before Congress adjourns its first regular session, the bill that seeks an increase of P125 in the daily minimum wage, which is pending in the House of Representatives, appears headed for the graveyard.
Lawmakers are apparently leaving wage-fixing to tripartite regional wages and productivity boards, which are expected to announce higher wages by the end of the month.
The measure, which has raised concern among employers, has been endorsed by the labor committee. It is now in the plenary sponsorship stage, meaning it is the entire House, no longer the committee, that is tackling it. Any bill that reaches this stage must have the support of the majority bloc.
Not in the case of the P125 wage hike bill. Its authors, who are mostly militant and activist party-list representatives who include Satur Ocampo, Teodoro Casiño and Crispin Beltran, had tried but failed several times to get the bill to the plenary sponsorship level.
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[Title] => Need for wage hike in 7 areas confirmed
[Summary] => Seven regional wage boards declared "supervening conditions" that justify an immediate increase in the daily take-home pay of workers in their respective areas.
Labor Undersecretary and spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said seven of the 17 regional tripartite wages and productivity boards (RTWPBs) have confirmed that supervening conditions prevail and that a salary hike should be granted.
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[Title] => No wage hike in sight — DOLE
[Summary] => Workers are not likely to get a pay increase in the near future despite anticipated increases in the prices of essential commodities as a result of rising oil costs, the labor department said yesterday.
Labor Undersecretary and spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said a wage hike is not expected anytime soon, pointing out there is no pending formal petition for salary adjustments at this time. "No wage petitions were filed by any labor union in the 16 regional wage boards as of now," Bitonio said in an interview.
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[Title] => OFW exodus leads to skills crisis in RP
[Summary] => The exodus of Filipino workers seeking overseas employment is leading to a shortfall in workers that meet the job requirements of local companies.
Despite continued high unemployment, the number of job vacancies in the country grew in the first six months of the year.
Records of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) show a total of 677,168 job vacancies from January to June. The figure was more than double the 288,000 unfilled positions reported in the first quarter of the year.
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BENEDICTO ERNESTO BITONIO
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[Title] => Ongpin firm sues DBP exec for perjury
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[Title] => Region 7’s NLRC tops in resolved labor cases
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The National Labor Relations Commission in Central Visayas has recorded the highest number of settled labor cases over other branches across the country.
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President Arroyo undertook another reshuffle of her Cabinet — involving at least eight major agencies — as part of an ongoing effort to improve the implementation of her programs, Malacañang officials said yesterday.
A ranking Palace source said Presidential Management Staff (PMS) Director General Arthur Yap was appointed to replace Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban, who in turn will chair the National Anti-Poverty Commission.
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[Title] => New labor relations chief vows early resolution of cases
[Summary] => The year-long labor dispute at the 5,000-hectare sugar estate of the family of former President Corazon Aquino is expected to end soon.
This as newly appointed National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) chief Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio vowed to prioritize the early resolution of the Hacienda Luisita case and other labor cases.
"I would immediately attend to the resolution of cases certified by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) as urgent as soon as I assume post," Bitonio disclosed.
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[Summary] => Seven wage boards are just a step away from granting an increase in the daily take-home pay of workers, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) reported yesterday.
Labor Undersecretary and DOLE spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said the National Wages and Productivity Commission (NWPC) confirmed that seven wage boards had declared "supervening conditions" in their respective regions.
Such a condition justifies the granting of an immediate salary hike despite opposition from employers, Bitonio said.
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[Title] => Wage bill headed for graveyard
[Summary] => With only three weeks to go before Congress adjourns its first regular session, the bill that seeks an increase of P125 in the daily minimum wage, which is pending in the House of Representatives, appears headed for the graveyard.
Lawmakers are apparently leaving wage-fixing to tripartite regional wages and productivity boards, which are expected to announce higher wages by the end of the month.
The measure, which has raised concern among employers, has been endorsed by the labor committee. It is now in the plenary sponsorship stage, meaning it is the entire House, no longer the committee, that is tackling it. Any bill that reaches this stage must have the support of the majority bloc.
Not in the case of the P125 wage hike bill. Its authors, who are mostly militant and activist party-list representatives who include Satur Ocampo, Teodoro Casiño and Crispin Beltran, had tried but failed several times to get the bill to the plenary sponsorship level.
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[Summary] => Seven regional wage boards declared "supervening conditions" that justify an immediate increase in the daily take-home pay of workers in their respective areas.
Labor Undersecretary and spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said seven of the 17 regional tripartite wages and productivity boards (RTWPBs) have confirmed that supervening conditions prevail and that a salary hike should be granted.
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[Title] => No wage hike in sight — DOLE
[Summary] => Workers are not likely to get a pay increase in the near future despite anticipated increases in the prices of essential commodities as a result of rising oil costs, the labor department said yesterday.
Labor Undersecretary and spokesman Benedicto Ernesto Bitonio said a wage hike is not expected anytime soon, pointing out there is no pending formal petition for salary adjustments at this time. "No wage petitions were filed by any labor union in the 16 regional wage boards as of now," Bitonio said in an interview.
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[Summary] => The exodus of Filipino workers seeking overseas employment is leading to a shortfall in workers that meet the job requirements of local companies.
Despite continued high unemployment, the number of job vacancies in the country grew in the first six months of the year.
Records of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) show a total of 677,168 job vacancies from January to June. The figure was more than double the 288,000 unfilled positions reported in the first quarter of the year.
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