+ Follow CEFERINO LOPEZ Tag
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[Title] => NAIA waits for Gana's remains
[Summary] => Airport officials and employees of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport are waiting for the remains of former Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) general manager Antonio Gana, which are expected to arrive anytime from Orange County, California in the US.
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[Title] => Appeals court nullifies RTC ruling hiking salaries of airport workers
[Summary] => The Court of Appeals (CA) has nullified a 2006 ruling of a Pasay City regional trial court ordering the Manila International Airport Authority to integrate the cost of living allowance (COLA) and amelioration allowance into the basic salaries of the more than 1,500 airport employees in the country based on a circular of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) in 1999.
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[Title] => No layoff for NAIA employees
[Summary] => Employees working in the old terminals of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) do not have to worry about losing their jobs.
This was the assurance given by Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) director Ricardo Tan in response to concerns by NAIA Employees Association over possible lay-offs once the new international airport terminal opens.
"There will be no dislocation once Terminal 3 of the NAIA opens on Nov. 25," Tan said.
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[Title] => NAIA employees restive
[Summary] => The 1,200 regular employees of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) are now suddenly restless over reports that flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) might transfer both international and domestic operations at the new Terminal 3.
Should this happen, management would be forced to terminate the services of 700-800 regular employees since income from operating Terminal 1 and 2 would be reduced significantly, NAIA Employees Association president Ceferino Lopez said.
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CEFERINO LOPEZ
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This was the assurance given by Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) director Ricardo Tan in response to concerns by NAIA Employees Association over possible lay-offs once the new international airport terminal opens.
"There will be no dislocation once Terminal 3 of the NAIA opens on Nov. 25," Tan said.
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Should this happen, management would be forced to terminate the services of 700-800 regular employees since income from operating Terminal 1 and 2 would be reduced significantly, NAIA Employees Association president Ceferino Lopez said.
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August 21, 2002 - 12:00am
