+ Follow MARIANITO VENTURA Tag
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[Title] => Pagyaya sa RTWPB
[Summary] => Ang National Capital Region Wages and Productivity Board maoy labing unang mideklarar og “supervening condition” aron katugotan sila ubos sa balaud nga makasugod pagtuki sa posibling paghatag og laing usbaw sa suholan sa mga mamumuo bisan wala pay usa ka tuig sukad sila katapusang miluwat og wage order.
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[Title] => Gitaktak sa trabaho ipa-report sa DOLE
[Summary] => Gi-awhag sa Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB) ang mga gitaktak nga kawani sa mga kompaniya dinhi sa Sugbo pag-report ngadto sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE-7).
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[AuthorName] => Darrel Carumba
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[Title] => Statement — Labor group asks Ventura to quit
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Militant labor federation Alyansa sa Mamumuo sa Sugbo - Kilusang Mayo Uno (AMA-Sugbo-KMU) scored Marianito Ventura, labor representative to the Regional Tripartite Wage and Productivity Board (RTWPB) in Central Visayas, for dismissing the newly approved P125 wage increase bill of the House of Representatives. The group advised Ventura to quit his post in the RTWPB citing Ventura 's "lack of discernment to the plight of the workers".
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[Title] => Labor sector officer assails plans to scrap wage board
[Summary] => A labor sector representative to the Central Visayas Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board yesterday hit the proposal of some legislators to abolish the wage boards for being inutile.
Marianito Ventura, of Trade Union of the Philippines and Allied Services, criticized the militant party-list representatives in the House who proposed the scrapping of the wage board.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Many Cebuano workers underpaid
[Summary] => About 40 percent of the establishments in Metro Cebu are not giving the minimum wage to their employees.
This was reported by Marianito Ventura, the labor sector representative to the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board, during the Kapihan sa Philippine Information Agency yesterday.
RTWPB secretary Exequiel Sarcauga also said a Department of Labor and Employment report revealed that 25 to 30 percent of all business establishments in the region do not comply with the minimum wage law.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cebu labor groups mull wage hike petition
[Summary] => CEBU — In anticipation of the approval of the fare hike petition of transport groups, the Associated Labor Union-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ALU-TUCP) yesterday admitted yesterday that it might file a petition for wage increase.
Joy Lim, spokesperson of ALU-TUCP , said they are still studying the amount of the increase but it might depend on the amount of fare hike that might be granted.
Marianito Ventura, national vice president of TUCP, said that the prices of basic commodities will also serve as the basis for the petition.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-17 00:00:00
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MARIANITO VENTURA
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[Title] => Statement — Labor group asks Ventura to quit
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Militant labor federation Alyansa sa Mamumuo sa Sugbo - Kilusang Mayo Uno (AMA-Sugbo-KMU) scored Marianito Ventura, labor representative to the Regional Tripartite Wage and Productivity Board (RTWPB) in Central Visayas, for dismissing the newly approved P125 wage increase bill of the House of Representatives. The group advised Ventura to quit his post in the RTWPB citing Ventura 's "lack of discernment to the plight of the workers".
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[Title] => Labor sector officer assails plans to scrap wage board
[Summary] => A labor sector representative to the Central Visayas Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board yesterday hit the proposal of some legislators to abolish the wage boards for being inutile.
Marianito Ventura, of Trade Union of the Philippines and Allied Services, criticized the militant party-list representatives in the House who proposed the scrapping of the wage board.
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[Title] => Many Cebuano workers underpaid
[Summary] => About 40 percent of the establishments in Metro Cebu are not giving the minimum wage to their employees.
This was reported by Marianito Ventura, the labor sector representative to the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board, during the Kapihan sa Philippine Information Agency yesterday.
RTWPB secretary Exequiel Sarcauga also said a Department of Labor and Employment report revealed that 25 to 30 percent of all business establishments in the region do not comply with the minimum wage law.
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[Title] => Cebu labor groups mull wage hike petition
[Summary] => CEBU — In anticipation of the approval of the fare hike petition of transport groups, the Associated Labor Union-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ALU-TUCP) yesterday admitted yesterday that it might file a petition for wage increase.
Joy Lim, spokesperson of ALU-TUCP , said they are still studying the amount of the increase but it might depend on the amount of fare hike that might be granted.
Marianito Ventura, national vice president of TUCP, said that the prices of basic commodities will also serve as the basis for the petition.
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