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                    [Title] => Angara seeks more benefits for soldiers
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Angara proposed the creation of a Military Dependents Welfare Office, to address the soldiers’ problems of low salary, inadequate support for hospitalization and non-availability of government housing, among others.


According to Angara, a soldier with the lowest rank gets a salary of only P5,775 a month or P68,300 a year, and thus not enough for them to cope with the increasing cost of living.


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Benefits for barangay volunteer workers pushed

October 13, 2011 - 6:00pm

The House of Representatives has approved on third reading the bill providing benefits for barangay volunteer workers to strengthen and enhance their skills to become effective guardians of peace, security and ...

House OKs bill granting monthly pay to brgy workers

October 13, 2011 - 10:32am

Barangay volunteer workers may soon receive not lower than P1,500 in allowances per month as the House of Representatives had already passed a proposed measure, providing benefits for barangay workers.

Angara seeks more benefits for soldiers

September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Sen. Edgardo Angara has filed a bill that would provide socio-economic benefits to all military personnel and their dependents. Angara proposed the creation of a Military Dependents Welfare Office, to address the...

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