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Thursday, May 01, 2008

 

Govt workers get pay hike

Private sector employees not so lucky, as wage boards ask for time


CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Misamis Oriental: President Gloria Arroyo is expected to sign an executive order that will grant a 10-percent increase in the salaries of the country’s more than one million state workers, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita announced Wednesday.

Ermita said President Arroyo would sign the order this afternoon in time for the celebration of Labor Day, May 1, when she returns to Manila from this province where she was a guest at the Second Strong Republic Nautical Highway Conference.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The next secretary of Education could be former Sen. Teresa Aquino-Oreta under a Cabinet revamp set for this month.

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SULU: More US troops are expected to arrive soon in the Philippines to support hundreds already deployed in the southern part of the country aiding Filipino soldiers in battling terrorism.

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They could very well be called “uniformed” overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), referring to the hundreds of policemen deployed as UN peacekeepers around the world.

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The Philippines was again mentioned as a terrible place for journalists in Freedom House’s latest report on press freedom around the world.

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SINGAPORE: Advocacy groups in Singapore have joined forces to launch on Thursday a call for foreign maids to get a regular dayoff.

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SPECIAL REPORT: EXPORTS SECTOR

Philippine elementary and high-school textbooks still talk of the Philippines as an agricultural country which it was in the pre-Second World War era up to the 1980s.

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