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[Title] => To enjoy summer vacation: ABC officials request for marathon hearing
[Summary] => The Association of Barangay Councils wants the Sandiganbayan to implement a 90-day suspension of the trial of the misconduct charges filed against its officials by an engineer who alleged that she was "illegally terminated" from service.
But before the suspension takes effect, ABC president Eugenio Faelnar wanted the Sandiganbayan to conduct a marathon hearing of the case from March 29, 30 and 31.
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[Title] => 90-adlaw suspenso gusto ipatuman ni Faelnar, et. al
[Summary] => Ang presidente sa Association of Barangay Council, Eugenio Faelnar ug kinatibuk-ang hunta miawhag sa Sandiganbayan nga ipaimplementar ang 90 ka adlaw nga mandatory suspension samtang gihikay pa ang pagtuki sa mga reklamong 'misconduct' nga gipasaka kanila sa usa ka engineer nga giingong 'ilegal' nga gitaktak sa serbisyo.
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[AuthorName] => Edwin Ian Melecio
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[Title] => Not even suspension for SSS strike execs
[Summary] => What a twist! Social Security System high executives who led a strike in 2001 won’t even be punished with mere one-month suspension after all. The SSS board of trustees changed its mind and sneaked last week an even lighter penalty: a fine of one month’s salary – payable in three installments at that.
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[Title] => Mere suspension for SSS striking execs?
[Summary] => Years ago when she was Civil Service Commissioner, Pat Sto. Tomas fired a bunch of public school teachers for going on strike. Painful as it was – the strike was against measly wages that weren’t even being paid on time – the decision was upheld by the Supreme Court. The law is harsh, but it is the law, right? Wrong. The law is harsh only if you’re low in the totem pole. Today as labor secretary, Sto. Tomas is also ex-officio trustee of the Social Security System.
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But before the suspension takes effect, ABC president Eugenio Faelnar wanted the Sandiganbayan to conduct a marathon hearing of the case from March 29, 30 and 31.
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February 15, 2006 - 12:00am
