+ Follow EMPLOYEES LABOR ORGANIZATION AND PUBLIC INTEREST ADVOCACY AND LITIGATION OFFICE Tag
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[Title] => RTWPB wants proof to warrant wage increase
[Summary] => The Regional Tripartite Wages and Regulatory Board has asked the Alliance of Progressive Labor for supporting documents to prove the group's claim that there is "supervening event" to consider the granting of workers' petition for P95 across-the-board wage increase.
This developed as 10 other workers' unions signed a position paper supporting the petition of APL. The position paper was attached to the APL documents as addendum.
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[Title] => Wage board asks workers' group to explain petition for increase
[Summary] => The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in the region is asking the Alliance for Progressive Labor to justify its petition seeking for a P95 adjustment in the daily minimum wage.
Exequiel Sarcauga, the board's secretary said that the RTWPB 7 has read the petition and sees no supervening event that would guarantee a wage increase.
"The board asked them to submit data to justify that there is need for wage increase because under the law we cannot disturb the pending wage order if it has not yet reached 12 months," he explained.
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[Title] => Another labor group asks for wage increase
[Summary] => Another labor union is considering filing a petition for wage increase.
However, officials of Association of Labor Unions are still deliberating on how much they would be asking from the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board.
This after the Alliance of Progressive Labor and its allied groups filed for P95 adjustment in the daily minimum wage last Monday.
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This developed as 10 other workers' unions signed a position paper supporting the petition of APL. The position paper was attached to the APL documents as addendum.
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[Title] => Wage board asks workers' group to explain petition for increase
[Summary] => The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in the region is asking the Alliance for Progressive Labor to justify its petition seeking for a P95 adjustment in the daily minimum wage.
Exequiel Sarcauga, the board's secretary said that the RTWPB 7 has read the petition and sees no supervening event that would guarantee a wage increase.
"The board asked them to submit data to justify that there is need for wage increase because under the law we cannot disturb the pending wage order if it has not yet reached 12 months," he explained.
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[Title] => Another labor group asks for wage increase
[Summary] => Another labor union is considering filing a petition for wage increase.
However, officials of Association of Labor Unions are still deliberating on how much they would be asking from the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board.
This after the Alliance of Progressive Labor and its allied groups filed for P95 adjustment in the daily minimum wage last Monday.
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