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An
Update on Philippine Labor Relations:
Milestones and
Future Goals
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This
paper tackles labor relations issues in the country at a
time when arbitration of labor disputes is at the
forefront of national issues.
It was presented to the American Chamber of
Commerce in February 2005.
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Country
Paper
on ASEAN Regional Programme on Industrial Relations
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This
paper presents a brief backgrounder on the labor market
environment within which the
Philippines
labor relations system revolves. It provides some
guideposts toward improving the dispute settlement system
and discusses current efforts toward that end.
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The
Philippine Textile and Garment Industry:
Post- MFA
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The
paper is a situationer on the textile and garment industry
that was prepared as an input to the action planning
workshops of the Clothing and Textile Industry Tripartite
Council.
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Philippine
Perspective on Decent Work:
Moving Forward with a Common Agenda
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As
part of the country’s commitment to pursue decent work
opportunities for all Filipinos, the DOLE together with
its partners from labor and employers, embarked on the
second country program on decent work.
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Status
of Decent Work Agenda in the Philippines/
Philippine Employment Situation 2004
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The
report is a sequel of the Decent Work Report 2001 to 2003.
It provides a discussion on the state of decent
work in the country by looking into its different
dimensions
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Assessment
of the Efficacy of PESOs
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This
study aims to assess the effectiveness of PESOs as
multi-employment service facilities.
It seeks to determine the levels of performance and
to identify the factors
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Employers’
Perspective of the Efficacy of the PESOs
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The
survey attempts to assess the level of performance and
usefulness of PESO services from the perspective of the
employers. It
shall help determine the level of awareness
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DOMWORK
Multi-Component Project:
Drafting of Bills for Domestic
Workers
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This
project revisits the Labor Code provisions on the
employment of house helpers and looks at the bills filed
in Congress as steps towards the development of a more
responsive
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Policy
Brief
on the Employment Creation Efforts of the Government
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The
policy brief describes the present employment situation of
the country. It
brings out trends and movements in some key labor market
variables
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Evaluation
of Voluntary Arbitration in the
Philippines
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This
study is an attempt to determine whether the voluntary
arbitration program is a better alternative to a
compulsory labor dispute settlement system.
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Faces
of Local Tripartism in the National Capital Region
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Against
the backdrop of national policy seeking the
institutionalisation of tripartism at the local level, the
paper looks at the “faces” of local tripartism in
seven cities in the National Capital Region
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The
Assumption and Certification Power in the Philippines:
Issues, Context and Options
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This
policy research seeks to provide a wider historical, legal
and policy context to the national discourse on the
assumption and certification power of the Secretary of
Labor and Employment
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The
paper was presented to the Employment and Social Policy
Committee Meeting during the 294the the ILO
Governing Body. It contains the history and process of
evolution of decent work
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Remittances:
The Wages of Movement
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This
paper traces the history of migration from the
Philippines
and the effects of the dollars remitted by overseas
Filipinos to their families, in particular, and to the
Philippine economy in general.
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