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[Title] => Labor mission to look into plight of banana workers
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The International Labor Solidarity Mission has started looking into the plight of Southern Mindanao’s banana plantation workers who have reportedly long been suffering from unfair labor practices.
The labor mission is conducting a fact-finding mission starting today to find out what ails the banana industry and if the different concerns of its workers are adequately addressed by the multinational firms operating in the region.
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[Title] => Foreign group to probe activists’ slays
[Summary] => Alarmed by the spate of killings of activists and progressive labor leaders in the country, a 30-man delegation from different foreign trade unions is set to investigate what it described as "horrific acts against life and democracy."
Paul Quintos, of the Ecumenical Institute for Labor Education and Research, said the delegation, composed of labor organizers and leaders from Taiwan, Belgium, Canada, the United States and South Korea, is here in the country until May 7 for the International Labor Solidarity Mission.
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The labor mission is conducting a fact-finding mission starting today to find out what ails the banana industry and if the different concerns of its workers are adequately addressed by the multinational firms operating in the region.
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Paul Quintos, of the Ecumenical Institute for Labor Education and Research, said the delegation, composed of labor organizers and leaders from Taiwan, Belgium, Canada, the United States and South Korea, is here in the country until May 7 for the International Labor Solidarity Mission.
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