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[Title] => CA okays SMC compensation deal
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The Court of Appeals (CA) has approved a compromise agreement entered into by San Miguel Corp. (SMC) with its 30 managers and supervisors who resigned in 2002 after they were demoted.
Under the compromise agreement, SMC will pay more than P12 million to its 30 managers and supervisors as compensation.
The compensation is part of the compromise agreement entered into by SMC and its subsidiaries, San Miguel Foods Inc. (SMFI) and San Miguel Purefoods Corp., and the employees last May 26 in exchange for the dropping of any complaint against the company.
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[Title] => Globe SMS service to link integrators with partners
[Summary] => Ayala-owned Globe Telecom and leading poultry integrator Bounty Agro Ventures, Inc. have entered into a pioneering project that will allow the latter to use a new telecommunications technology to monitor the efficiency of their growers and business partners nationwide.
Through GlobeSolutions ServDirect Service, Bounty can use text messaging or short message service (SMS) to keep business partners, employees, and eventually the buyers up to date on information that they may require at any given time.
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[Title] => Broiler raisers decry chicken smuggling
[Summary] => Broilers raisers decried yesterday the reported smuggling of chicken leg quarters from the United States and Canada, which are believed to have found their way into wet markets and supermarkets in Metro Manila and surrounding provinces.
The members of the Philippine Association of Broiler Integrators (PABI) have raised concern over the illegal entry of chicken, which did not pass through the usual customs procedures and quarantine inspection.
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RONALD MASCARI
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Under the compromise agreement, SMC will pay more than P12 million to its 30 managers and supervisors as compensation.
The compensation is part of the compromise agreement entered into by SMC and its subsidiaries, San Miguel Foods Inc. (SMFI) and San Miguel Purefoods Corp., and the employees last May 26 in exchange for the dropping of any complaint against the company.
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Through GlobeSolutions ServDirect Service, Bounty can use text messaging or short message service (SMS) to keep business partners, employees, and eventually the buyers up to date on information that they may require at any given time.
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The members of the Philippine Association of Broiler Integrators (PABI) have raised concern over the illegal entry of chicken, which did not pass through the usual customs procedures and quarantine inspection.
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