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[Title] => DOLE wants injunction on P85 wage hike lifted
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[Title] => Salary hikes projected to average 5.1% next year
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[Title] => BARMM workers get P50 daily wage increase
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[Title] => Na-promote pero hindi tumaas ang sahod
[Summary] => May batas po ba na nagsasabing kapag itinaas ang iyong posisyon o na-promote ka sa trabaho, kailangang tumaas din ang iyong sahod?
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[Title] => Pinigil ang huling sahod dahil sa shortage
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[Title] => BARMM workers get P50 daily wage increase
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[Title] => Na-promote pero hindi tumaas ang sahod
[Summary] => May batas po ba na nagsasabing kapag itinaas ang iyong posisyon o na-promote ka sa trabaho, kailangang tumaas din ang iyong sahod?
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[Title] => Pinigil ang huling sahod dahil sa shortage
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