“President Duterte’s ‘compromise’ means that he wants workers to be exploited indefinitely; and that we could never accept.”
On workers’ draft Executive Order to End Endo | ‘Any EO weaker than this is unacceptable’
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TNCS, Big Biz are big employers of contractuals
These are just some examples readily provided by one labor organization.
Yearender 2016 | Labor sector yet to see the end of contractualization, cheap wage policy
Change for the families of working people seems to be getting farther rather than nearer: 2017 began with government declarations of intention to raise various taxes and workers contributions such as oil excise tax, beverage tax, SSS, among others.
Workers present concrete measures to end contractualization
The KMU asked the government to infuse its anti-contractualization efforts with an aim of promoting regular employment.
MRT3 contractuals to appeal for their jobs, question their ENDO
The longtime MRT3 contractual ticket sellers were replaced by new, lower-paid contractual workers, with lower salary grade levels.
KMU to Duterte: Match anti-contractualization tough talk with tough action
“The administration must have clear and concrete policies that would ban all contractual
employment schemes and force capitalists to respect workers’ rights to regular jobs.”
Longtime contractual MRT3 employees get ‘Endo’ during Duterte’s first SONA
Before being given their end of contract (Endo) last June, the 50 ticket sellers who were dismissed and the 70 who were renewed but on shorter period were regularly being signed up for six-month work contracts by the MRT Corporation.
Workers welcome new labor officials, ask penalties for erring employers
“President Duterte’s order is clear, and we are going to implement that [ending contractualization] with Usec Joel Maglunsod.”- Labor Sec. Sylvester Bello III