+ Follow RODOLFO SABULAO Tag
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[Title] => 2,000 OFWs nawalan ng trabaho sa Taiwan
[Summary] => Tinatayang mahigit sa 2,000 manggagawang Pi noy ang nawalan na ng trabaho sa Taiwan, at posibleng maging triple pa umano ang nasabing bilang sa unang bahagi ng susunod na taon.
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[Title] => DOLE says minimum wage in CV still low
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment admitted that the daily wage in Central Visayas is low if it would be based on the ideal daily living wage for a family of six.
DOLE regional director Rodolfo Sabulao said the present P223 daily minimum wage is still low because the ideal living wage for the family of six in the region is P654 based on the recent survey conducted by the National Wages and Productivity Board.
Because of this, Sabulao said there should be at least three family members who are working to support a family with six.
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[Title] => Slight hike in CV employment rate
[Summary] => Central Visayas posted a slight increase in its employment rate from 87.2 percent in July last year to 88 percent this year, but its unemployment rate remains high.
Although unemployment rate in the region dropped from 12.8 percent to 12 percent this year, it ranks third among regions in the country with high unemployment rate, according to the latest Labor Force Survey conducted by the National Statistics Office.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Labor groups seeking legislated wage hike
[Summary] => Various labor groups are now priming up to fight for a legislated wage increase in Congress as talks and consultations have begun among their lot on how to make the government concede to such a call.
The Alyansa sa mga Mamumuo sa Sugbo-Kilusang Mayo Uno yesterday said it is now discussing strategies with other labor groups and other sectors to form a bigger alliance that would push Congress to enact a wage hike.
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[Title] => NLRC urges employers, workers to solve disputes among themselves
[Summary] => To declog labor-related cases pending at the National Labor Relations Commission and at trial courts, the labor department is urging employers and workers to settle labor disputes at the industry level.
Newly appointed NLRC chairman Ernesto Bitonio Jr. said that plant level settlement is the most efficient way of solving labor disputes before they become full-blown cases.
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[Title] => This agency cannot hire workers - DOLE
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment has warned a manpower agency of conducting recruitment and placement activities saying its registration is limited only to contracting and sub-contracting activities.
DOLE regional director Rodolfo Sabulao wrote Maria Luz Cabahug, manager of Citymate Manpower and General Services Corp. in Maguikay, Mandaue City, to remind her of the limitation of her firm's registration.
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RODOLFO SABULAO
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[Title] => 2,000 OFWs nawalan ng trabaho sa Taiwan
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[Title] => DOLE says minimum wage in CV still low
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment admitted that the daily wage in Central Visayas is low if it would be based on the ideal daily living wage for a family of six.
DOLE regional director Rodolfo Sabulao said the present P223 daily minimum wage is still low because the ideal living wage for the family of six in the region is P654 based on the recent survey conducted by the National Wages and Productivity Board.
Because of this, Sabulao said there should be at least three family members who are working to support a family with six.
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[Title] => Slight hike in CV employment rate
[Summary] => Central Visayas posted a slight increase in its employment rate from 87.2 percent in July last year to 88 percent this year, but its unemployment rate remains high.
Although unemployment rate in the region dropped from 12.8 percent to 12 percent this year, it ranks third among regions in the country with high unemployment rate, according to the latest Labor Force Survey conducted by the National Statistics Office.
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[Title] => Labor groups seeking legislated wage hike
[Summary] => Various labor groups are now priming up to fight for a legislated wage increase in Congress as talks and consultations have begun among their lot on how to make the government concede to such a call.
The Alyansa sa mga Mamumuo sa Sugbo-Kilusang Mayo Uno yesterday said it is now discussing strategies with other labor groups and other sectors to form a bigger alliance that would push Congress to enact a wage hike.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => NLRC urges employers, workers to solve disputes among themselves
[Summary] => To declog labor-related cases pending at the National Labor Relations Commission and at trial courts, the labor department is urging employers and workers to settle labor disputes at the industry level.
Newly appointed NLRC chairman Ernesto Bitonio Jr. said that plant level settlement is the most efficient way of solving labor disputes before they become full-blown cases.
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[Title] => This agency cannot hire workers - DOLE
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment has warned a manpower agency of conducting recruitment and placement activities saying its registration is limited only to contracting and sub-contracting activities.
DOLE regional director Rodolfo Sabulao wrote Maria Luz Cabahug, manager of Citymate Manpower and General Services Corp. in Maguikay, Mandaue City, to remind her of the limitation of her firm's registration.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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