+ Follow EMPLOYERS SUMMIT Tag
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[Title] => Employers act to make RP competitive
[Summary] => The Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) is proposing at least three major reforms that the government should push to improve the country’s productivity and competitiveness.
In a paper to be presented to the government during the two-day Employers Summit on Employment and Industrial Relations next week, ECOP cited the need for industrial upgrading and creating an active labor market and proactive industrial relations as a primary reform agenda.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => ECOP welcomes Lorenzo move to new Cabinet post
[Summary] => The Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) expressed regret yesterday over the resignation of Agriculture Secretary Luis P. Lorenzo Jr. but welcomed his move over to an expanded Cabinet role as the "countryside development czar."
ECOP also lauded the President’s appointment of Agriculture Undersecretary Arthur Yap as the new agriculture head effective Aug. 15 as it felt confident that the incoming DA secretary will continue Lorenzo’s programs. Yap was Lorenzo’s choice as his successor.
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[Title] => ECOP backs parliamentary—federal form of government
[Summary] => The country’s biggest group of employers, the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), favors a shift to a parliamentary-federal type of government and prefers that changes in the Constitution be proposed through a Constitutional Convention rather than through a Constitutional Assembly.
This was the statement of ECOP president Rene Y. Soriano issued yesterday.
A federal form, Soriano said, would boost business activities and create more employment opportunities in the provinces and the regions.
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EMPLOYERS SUMMIT
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In a paper to be presented to the government during the two-day Employers Summit on Employment and Industrial Relations next week, ECOP cited the need for industrial upgrading and creating an active labor market and proactive industrial relations as a primary reform agenda.
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[Title] => ECOP welcomes Lorenzo move to new Cabinet post
[Summary] => The Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) expressed regret yesterday over the resignation of Agriculture Secretary Luis P. Lorenzo Jr. but welcomed his move over to an expanded Cabinet role as the "countryside development czar."
ECOP also lauded the President’s appointment of Agriculture Undersecretary Arthur Yap as the new agriculture head effective Aug. 15 as it felt confident that the incoming DA secretary will continue Lorenzo’s programs. Yap was Lorenzo’s choice as his successor.
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[Summary] => The country’s biggest group of employers, the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), favors a shift to a parliamentary-federal type of government and prefers that changes in the Constitution be proposed through a Constitutional Convention rather than through a Constitutional Assembly.
This was the statement of ECOP president Rene Y. Soriano issued yesterday.
A federal form, Soriano said, would boost business activities and create more employment opportunities in the provinces and the regions.
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