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[Title] => GTEB bares surge in garment orders from world markets
[Summary] => The Philippines is already experiencing a surge in garment orders from international markets following the phaseout of garment quota system, Garments and Textile Export Board (GTEB) Executive Director Serafin Juliano said yesterday.
Juliano said quota restricted categories accounted for the bulk, or about 60 percent, of new orders.
"The increase in demand was good news for subcontractors," Juliano said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-01-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Garment exports down 3.19% to $1.8B in Jan-Aug
[Summary] => The country’s export earnings from garments and textiles continued to weaken, dropping by another 3.19 percent to $1.807 billion in the first eight months of the year from $1.867 billion in the same period last year, the Garment and Textile Export Board (GTEB) reported yesterday.
The GTEB, however, said the latest decline was slower compared with the previous drops, raising hopes that the industry will manage a full year average growth of zero percent.
A zero growth this year would be better than the 2.7 decline recorded by the industry last year.
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[Title] => Garment firms bat for productivity-based wages
[Summary] => The garments sector wants to move away from legislated wages and is pushing for the implementation of productivity-based wages.
According to Asuncion Kalalo of the Garments Business Association of the Philippines (GBAP), productivity-based wages would make the garments sector more productive as the wages of workers would depend on how much they produce.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SERAFIN JULIANO
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[Title] => GTEB bares surge in garment orders from world markets
[Summary] => The Philippines is already experiencing a surge in garment orders from international markets following the phaseout of garment quota system, Garments and Textile Export Board (GTEB) Executive Director Serafin Juliano said yesterday.
Juliano said quota restricted categories accounted for the bulk, or about 60 percent, of new orders.
"The increase in demand was good news for subcontractors," Juliano said.
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[Title] => Garment exports down 3.19% to $1.8B in Jan-Aug
[Summary] => The country’s export earnings from garments and textiles continued to weaken, dropping by another 3.19 percent to $1.807 billion in the first eight months of the year from $1.867 billion in the same period last year, the Garment and Textile Export Board (GTEB) reported yesterday.
The GTEB, however, said the latest decline was slower compared with the previous drops, raising hopes that the industry will manage a full year average growth of zero percent.
A zero growth this year would be better than the 2.7 decline recorded by the industry last year.
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[Title] => Garment firms bat for productivity-based wages
[Summary] => The garments sector wants to move away from legislated wages and is pushing for the implementation of productivity-based wages.
According to Asuncion Kalalo of the Garments Business Association of the Philippines (GBAP), productivity-based wages would make the garments sector more productive as the wages of workers would depend on how much they produce.
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