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Friday, July 04, 2008

 

18,000 workers benefit
from Labor inspections

THE Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on Thursday said that more than 18,000 workers have benefited from its inspection blitz that corrected labor standard violations in various worksites all over the country.

Labor Secretary Marianito Roque said in a statement that the correction of labor standard violations has resulted in the awarding of P37.43 million in settlements to 18,059 workers.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

TO enable Filipino growers to export hard green bananas to the United States, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) assured the Philippines during President Gloria Arroyo’s working visit to that country that it will fast track the processing of quarantine protocols.

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The Pasay City Regional Trial Court on Thursday cleared three Green Cross Inc. officials anew on the estafa case filed by former company president Gonzalo Co It, marking the fifth legal victory for Anthony Co and his siblings in the last three months.

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TO avoid massive destruction caused by typhoons, the House Special Committee on Land Use is pushing for the passage of a National Land Use Code by Congress.

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President Gloria Arroyo has created an inter-agency task force to speed up the ratification of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) charter in the Senate—a pact that Asean leaders already signed in Singapore in November 2007.

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There is no letting down of guards on the part of the military as it stays on “active defense posture” in dealing with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Mindanao, Armed Forces Chief Lieutenant Gen. Alexander Yano said Thursday.

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The Philippines on Thursday pledged to create a special court and law enforcement agency to combat rampant intellectual piracy and counterfeiting, the Trade department said.

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Mayor Alfredo Lim of Manila on Thursday ordered that inspections of gasoline stations be stopped as the city government directed the transfer of 42 license and tax examiners from the City Treasurer’s Office to the Bureau of Permits to help the bureau in its assessment of business taxes and permits.

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FEATURE

Scientists and local government leaders are now pushing for the establishment of community-based teams to respond to critical events like disasters and other emergencies.

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