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Newspaper told to pay former reporter pro-rated 13th month pay

Under the law, employees are entitled to one-twelfth of their annual basic salary and should receive the 13th-month pay no later than December 24 of each year.

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How to transform your Christmas bonus into potential savings

Here are tips that you can use on how to save and even stretch your money until the next Christmas this end of the year.

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Kabayan party-list refiles bill to mandate 14th-month pay

"Despite the existence of 13th-month pay, many Filipino families still struggle to sufficiently provide for their families because of meager salaries, among others," Rep. Salo said.

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Party-list assures driver insurance, fuel subsidy

DRIVER'S WELFARE. Dumper PTDA (Drivers United for Mass Progress and Equal Rights - Philippines Taxi Drivers Association) Rep. Claudine Diana Bautista-Lim assures drivers in Davao City Sunday (May 1, 2022) her group will push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected for a second term. She said this is contained in the Magna Carta for Public Transportation Drivers Bill that she will advocate in her second term. (PNA photo by Robinson Ninal Jr.) DAVAO CITY - A drivers' party-list group has vowed to push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected into Congress in the May 9 elections. In a press briefing Sunday evening, Dumper PTDA (Drivers United for Mass Progress and Equal Rights - Philippines Taxi Drivers Association) Rep. Claudine Diana Bautista-Lim said they are proposing the institutionalization of insurance and subsidies for the transport sector. Lim said the proposed measure is part of the Magna Carta for Publ

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomJulia martinStephen scherrHertz global holdingsCompetition commission of indiaBeers cullinan blueCompetition commissionTata group owned air indiaDriver 39s welfare dumper ptda drivers united for mass progress and equal rights philippines taxi association rep claudine diana bautista lim assures in davao city sunday may 1022 her group will push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected fora second term she said this is contained in magna carta public transportation bill that advocate pna photo by robinson ninal jr davao citya 39 party list has vowed into congress may 9 elections ina press briefing sunday eveningUmper ptda drivers united for mass progress and equal rights philippines taxi association rep claudine diana bautista lim said they are proposing the institutionalization of insurance subsidies transport sector proposed measure is part magna carta public transportation billHich her party will advocate for the next term quot we already filed it 2019 or 2020 but was not yet approved by congressi push this to improve lives of public transportation driversUot she said lim the proposal is among issues raised by driversNcluding the spiraling prices of fuel in country and impact public utility vehicle modernization program likewise

Party-list group assures driver insurance, fuel subsidy

DRIVER'S WELFARE. Dumper PTDA (Drivers United for Mass Progress and Equal Rights - Philippines Taxi Drivers Association) Rep. Claudine Diana Bautista-Lim assures drivers in Davao City Sunday (May 1, 2022) her group will push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected for a second term. She said this is contained in the Magna Carta for Public Transportation Drivers Bill that she will advocate in her second term. (PNA photo by Robinson Ninal Jr.) DAVAO CITY - A drivers' party-list group has vowed to push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected into Congress in the May 9 elections. In a press briefing Sunday evening, Dumper PTDA (Drivers United for Mass Progress and Equal Rights - Philippines Taxi Drivers Association) Rep. Claudine Diana Bautista-Lim said they are proposing the institutionalization of insurance and subsidies for the transport sector. Lim said the proposed measure is part of the Magna Carta for Publ

United statesHong kongNew south walesCity ofUnited kingdomJulia martinStephen scherrHertz global holdingsBeers cullinan blueDriver 39s welfare dumper ptda drivers united for mass progress and equal rights philippines taxi association rep claudine diana bautista lim assures in davao city sunday may 1022 her group will push for the continuation of insurance and fuel subsidy to drivers if reelected fora second term she said this is contained in magna carta public transportation bill that advocate pna photo by robinson ninal jr davao citya 39 party list has vowed into congress may 9 elections ina press briefing sunday eveningUmper ptda drivers united for mass progress and equal rights philippines taxi association rep claudine diana bautista lim said they are proposing the institutionalization of insurance subsidies transport sector proposed measure is part magna carta public transportation billHich her party will advocate for the next term quot we already filed it 2019 or 2020 but was not yet approved by congressi push this to improve lives of public transportation driversUot she said lim the proposal is among issues raised by driversNcluding the spiraling prices of fuel in country and impact public utility vehicle modernization program likewiseHe considers accident insurance and medical coverage asa top priority considering that drivers can hardly afford these the rights being advocated in bill include employer employee relationship

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