NTUC Phl and its affiliates celebrated its 7th Anniversary in-person and online, from Harrolds Evotel Quezon City, with the Theme:”7 years of Empowering workers through decent work: Unity for fairness and progress, Realizing living wage”
The participants heard Inspiration from the General Secretary Rodolfo Capoquian and the Report of President Milagros Ogalinda.
Messages were delivered by Federation of Free Workers (FFW) President Jose ‘Sanny’ Matula; Chair, Senate Committee Women, Children, Family Relations, and Gender Equality Senator Riza Hontiveros; Chair, House Committee on Labor and Employment Rep Jose Jolo Revilla; Asst Secretary Lennard Constantin Serrano (in-person) representing the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE); and Chair, San Jose del Monte Council Committee on Labor and Employment Councilor Oliver Robes.
Affiliates reported their successes/challenges in the year to August 2025 and on-going actions in a consolidated Flash presentation.
NTUC Phl representatives in several RTWPBs (Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Boards) reported on what’s happening in consultations, hearings, towards wage orders. A lively Open forum on wages followed.
The participants broke into three groups and conducted “A Review of Progress on the 2023-2028 Women and Youth Agenda”. Women Co-Chair Angelita Senorin introduced the Agenda and chaired the group reporting and discussions.
CLiCK 4 graduates and graduates from CLiCks 1-3 who were present pledged their enduring commitment to the objectives of NTUC Phl, their federations, local unions, and the CLiCk leadership training. President Jhing, herself a graduate of CLiCk 1, led the CLiCk pledging.
The celebration ended with the CLiCk 4 graduates rendering a touching concluding song.
Youth representatives Reyna Rose Yalong and Jasper Dosano from NATOW guided the celebration proceedings.
There were 70 participants (29 women, 41 men, 7 youth)
37 in person, 33 online.
Nov 16 – International Day for Tolerance
“No more toleration of corruption!”
Invoke Article 33 of the ILO Constitution
against the military junta in Myanmar
to carry out the 2021 ILO Commission of Inquiry recommendations
against serious violations of
Forced Labour and Freedom of Association protocols.
Accept National Unity Government (NUG)
of Myanmar. Reject Military!
#WearMask #WashHands
#Report Corruption #SearchPosts #TakePicturesVideos
November
Nov 2 – Intl Day to End Impunity for
Crimes Against Journalists
Nov 9 – World Science Day for Peace
and Development
Nov 16 – International Day for Tolerance
Nov 19 – World Toilet Day
Nov 20 – World Children’s Day
Nov 25 – Intl Day for the Elimination of
Violence Against Women
Monthly Observances:
Homes Safety Month
Filipino Values Month
National Rice Awareness Month
National Consciousness Month
for Punctuality and Civility
Environmental Awareness Month
National Children’s Month
Organic Agriculture Month
Weekly Observances:
Nov 19-25: Global Warming and
Climate Change Consciousness Week
Nov 23-29: National Girls’ Week
Population and Development Week
Nov 25 – Dec 12: Social Welfare Week
18-Day Campaign to End
Violence against Women
Week 2: Week 3: Drug Abuse Prevention
and Control Week
Last Week: Safety and Accident
Prevention Week
Daily Observances:
Last Saturday: Career Executive Service
Day
Nov 19: National Child Health Day
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