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Workers insist on P150 legislated wage hike

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July 16, 2024

Workers yesterday reiterated their appeal to President Marcos to certify as urgent the proposed measures seeking a P150 acrossthe-board wage increase for private sector employees.

- MAYEN JAYMALIN

The National Wage Coalition (NWC) made the call ahead of Marcos’ third State of the Nation Address on July 22.

The NWC said workers would mount a week-long mass action to compel the President to certify as urgent the legislated wage bills pending in Congress.

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