+ Follow LEPANTO EMPLOYEES UNION Tag
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Unions seek dialogue with Lepanto management over work rotation scheme
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet – Labor unions at Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company (LCMC) and its subsidiaries sought a dialogue ...
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Lepanto workers protest work rotation scheme
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet –Three labor unions at Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company (LCMC) and its subsidiaries are protesting ...
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[Title] => Lepanto mining strike ends
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet — The three-month long labor strike at Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. has finally ended over the weekend.
All 19 officials of the Lepanto Employees Union earlier "dismissed" by the mining firm after leading a supposed "illegal strike" starting June this year will have to go, said LCMC lawyer Weldy Manlong.
"But all the other members of the more than 1,700 member LEU will go back to work on Monday."
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[Title] => Lepanto Mining strike finally over, really
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The strike is over, really!
The month-long labor row at the Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., the country’s biggest gold producer, finally ended Sunday night after the company agreed to rehire 26 union officers and grant the other demands of the 1,600-strong union.
Last Friday, the company threatened to terminate some 700 protesting rank-and-file employees if they failed to report to work starting Saturday.
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LEPANTO EMPLOYEES UNION
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[Title] => Lepanto mining strike ends
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet — The three-month long labor strike at Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. has finally ended over the weekend.
All 19 officials of the Lepanto Employees Union earlier "dismissed" by the mining firm after leading a supposed "illegal strike" starting June this year will have to go, said LCMC lawyer Weldy Manlong.
"But all the other members of the more than 1,700 member LEU will go back to work on Monday."
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[Title] => Lepanto Mining strike finally over, really
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The strike is over, really!
The month-long labor row at the Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., the country’s biggest gold producer, finally ended Sunday night after the company agreed to rehire 26 union officers and grant the other demands of the 1,600-strong union.
Last Friday, the company threatened to terminate some 700 protesting rank-and-file employees if they failed to report to work starting Saturday.
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