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Employers warned yesterday of mass layoffs nationwide in 2007 if the P125 across-the-board legislated wage hike is implemented.


Sergio Ortiz Luis. Jr., new president of the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) said forcing companies to increase the daily pay of workers would wreak havoc on the business community and on the country’s economy in general.


"A legislated salary increase for all private sector workers which is not  productivity-based, would cause a chain reaction of disastrous proportions," Ortiz Luis said.


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Sa ginawang pagharap ng mga bangkero at negosyante sa isinasagawang imbestigasyon sa Senado, idinepensa ng mga bangkero at negosyante ang ginawang pagbenta ng SSS ng shares nito sa Equitable-PCI Bank sa Banco de Oro.
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Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho told reporters yesterday that the   government has responded to the move of SGS‚ questioning the venue for arbitration, especially since both parties had agreed to keep the case within  Philippine jurisdiction.


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Sergio Ortiz Luis. Jr., new president of the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) said forcing companies to increase the daily pay of workers would wreak havoc on the business community and on the country’s economy in general.


"A legislated salary increase for all private sector workers which is not  productivity-based, would cause a chain reaction of disastrous proportions," Ortiz Luis said.


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