+ Follow REGIONAL TRIPARTITE WAGE BOARD Tag
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[Title] => P30 umento sa MM workers, Kamara dismayado
[Summary] => Inaprubahan ng National Capital Regional wage board ang P30 karagdagang Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) sa Metro Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Previous non-compliance, not a wage increase issue
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[AuthorName] => Fidel O. Abalos
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[Title] => C. Luzon wage board OKs P15 allowance for workers
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — The Regional Tripartite Wage Board (RTWB) in Central Luzon approved yesterday afternoon a P15 cost of living sllowance (COLA) for all workers in the region, which will be integrated into their basic pay within 12 months.
The COLA would also apply to private sector workers in Aurora province, which used to be covered by the wage rates in Region 4, said Josefino Torres, Regional Director of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in Central Luzon.
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[Title] => Central Luzon workers demand P70 wage hike
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Labor unions in Central Luzon have petitioned for an across-the-board P70.50 minimum wage increase in the region as the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has started conducting public hearings and consultations to find out how much of their demand could be granted.
The good news is that the management sector in Central Luzon is keeping an "open mind" about increasing wages, although not necessarily that much, DOLE regional director Josefino Torres told The Star yesterday.
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[Title] => Wage board rejects wage increase
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga — Almost a year and a half since the last wage hike in Central Luzon, the Regional Tripartite Wage Board (RTWB) sees no basis for another wage increase in the region.
"The consumer price index (CPI) indicates that prices of basic commodities in Central Luzon have not even gone beyond 10 per cent and there is no formal demand yet from the labor sector for wage increases," said RTWB secretary Elizabeth Teves.
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REGIONAL TRIPARTITE WAGE BOARD
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[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — The Regional Tripartite Wage Board (RTWB) in Central Luzon approved yesterday afternoon a P15 cost of living sllowance (COLA) for all workers in the region, which will be integrated into their basic pay within 12 months.
The COLA would also apply to private sector workers in Aurora province, which used to be covered by the wage rates in Region 4, said Josefino Torres, Regional Director of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in Central Luzon.
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The good news is that the management sector in Central Luzon is keeping an "open mind" about increasing wages, although not necessarily that much, DOLE regional director Josefino Torres told The Star yesterday.
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"The consumer price index (CPI) indicates that prices of basic commodities in Central Luzon have not even gone beyond 10 per cent and there is no formal demand yet from the labor sector for wage increases," said RTWB secretary Elizabeth Teves.
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