18 Aug 2023 – NTUC Phl 2nd Convention elects first woman president of a national center in the Philippines.

August 21 at 11:15 AM · The National Trade Union Center of the Philippines (NTUC Phl) held its 2nd National Convention on August 18, 2023, at the Brentwood Hotel in Quezon City. The Convention was attended by over 150 delegates from trade unions all over the country, as well as guests from international and local…

27 June 2023 – NTUC Phl now sits in the NEDA STAKEHOLDERS’ CHAMBER ON SDGs. “The Stakeholder’s Chamber is a venue to promote understanding, develop ownership, and facilitate the emergence of well-aligned partnerships for the achievement of the SDGs. This serves as a platform of engagement between government and non-government actors for better resource management and coordination of the SDG targets and goals.”

2 May 2023 – NTUC Phl held a Joint celebration of International Safety Day (April 28) and Labor Day (May 1), on 29 April 2023, online, from Quezon City. The celebration revolved around two themes: 1 – Violence and harassment (VnH), Gender-based violence (GVB), and Occupational safety and health (OSH) Actions; 2 – Increased women and youth participation.

18 Aug 2022 – NTUC Phl 2022 Anniversary Program

NTUC Phl celebrated its 4th Anniversary: listening to the Reports of President Rodolfo Capoquian; expressing solidarity with the people and trade unions of Myanmar in their struggle for democracy; further discussions on NTUC Phl’s labor agenda; Validation of the NTUC Phl/ITUC AP Build Up Manual, Lead Up Mentor Manual, and Lead Up Mentee Manual; and…

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• 9 Nov 2023 – Philippine economy rebounds with 5.9% growth in Q3 2023
• 8 Nov 2023 – PH jobless rate slightly up to 4.5% in Sept
• 22 Oct 2023 – ‘High inflation to linger until 2025’
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• 28 Aug – DA exec admits Philippines experiencing rice shortage
• 16 Aug, 2023 – Growth target still achievable, says NEDA

• 2 July 2023 – Economists see wage hikes stoking inflation
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• 20 Oct 2023 – 731 rescued from 2 POGO sex dens
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• 1 June 2023 – BI intercepts Laos-bound human trafficking victims
• 31 May 2023 – DoJ indicts 10 person for human trafficking
• 21 Jan 2023 – BI execs tagged in trafficking Pinoys to Cambodia

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