BARELY two months after assuming office, Customs Commissioner Isidro Lapeña’s mettle may be tested after the Bureau of Customs Employees Union (Bocea) warned it is poised to launch protest actions that could paralyze the agency’s operations.
Bocea president Remedios Princesa told The Manila Times on Sunday that the union is currently consulting with its lawyers and members on the planned mass actions.
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