VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Video carries FALSE claims on policies during Cory Aquino’s admin
False claims about contractualization, ROTC, and Bataan Nuclear Power Plant under administration of the late president Corazon Aquino.
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VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Sa kabila ng veto sa contractualization bill, Duterte nangako ng security of tenure
Sa kanyang mensahe noong Labor Day, inulit ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang kanyang pangako noong kampanya na isusulong ang mga karapatan ng mga manggagawa, kasama na ang security of tenure.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Despite veto of contractualization bill, Duterte pushes for security of tenure
In his Labor Day message, President Rodrigo Duterte repeated his campaign promise to continue pushing for workers’ rights, including security of tenure. This needs context in view of the president’s veto of a Congress-approved measure prohibiting contractualization.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Netizens revive MISLEADING claim on Cory Aquino passing ‘contractualization law’
It was a Marcos decree than introduced the provisions on contracting and subcontracting.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Ituloy o wakasan ang ‘endo’: Kung paano umatras si Duterte ang pangakong itigil ang kontraktwalisasyon
Dalawampu’t dalawang panukala ang tinukoy ng Malacañang na priyoridad, na nais ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na ipasa ng ika-18 Kongreso at maging batas. Wala sa listahan ang panukalang magtatapos sa kontraktwalisasyon o “endo,” isang pangako noong kampanya ng Pangulo.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: To ‘endo’ or to end it: How Duterte backtracked on vow to stop contractualization
Malacañang has certified as urgent 22 priority measures, which President Rodrigo Duterte wants the 18th Congress to pass into law. Not on the list is the bill ending contractualization or “endo,” a campaign promise of the President.
Job contractualization: the next big issue after wage hike
By EIMOR SANTOS AND LLOYD REYES
Photos by VINCENT GO
JENNY Tanael, 47, is a wife of a minimum wage earner and mother of a contractual worker.
Her eldest son Juan Paolo keeps on hunting for a job each time his five-month contract in a fast food chain expires. Sometimes it takes him six months to find work at another branch of said restaurant. In between jobs, he relies for support on his father who earns less than P 400 per day as a security guard.