Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by PRETENCIO Alnem
Today, 11 October 2012, PALEA got information from the Pasay City Municipal Trial Court branch 44 that arrest warrants on PALEA officers and members were released to the police. We are expecting the arrest to be implemented by authorities anytime.
The case filed against the PALEA 39 is grave (…)
, by PALEA
The Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA) slammed a Pasay judge for an order to issue warrants of arrests against 39 of its members. The arrest warrants arose from a case of grave coercion filed by Philippine Airlines (PAL) management. “On October 29, 2011, hired goons attacked the (…)
, by Petition / Sign-on Letter
Petitioning Philippine Airlines President and CEO
FIGHT CORPORATE GREED! SUPPORT LOCKED-OUT WORKERS! BOYCOTT PHILIPPINE AIRLINES!
Philippine Airlines (PAL) posted substantial net profits amounting to as much as PhP2.6 Billion (US$65 Million) as reported in their latest financial report for (…)
, by ANNIS Roger
On August 2, Pete Pinlac of the MAKABAYAN labour and political center in the Philippines spoke at a public forum hosted by the Vancouver and District Labour Council (VDLC). It was an extremely informative and inspiring event that reflected years of crucially important solidarity outreach by the (…)
, by RIVERA Gerry
President Benigno Aquino III’s State of the Nation (SONA) speech may have been the longest in history but it falls short on its claim of historic changes under his administration. The changes instituted are merely superficial not thoroughgoing. No social and economic reform has been implemented (…)
, by KENWAY Vashti, RIVERA Gerry
Philippine Airline workers organised in the union PALEA (PAL Employees Association) have been staging a brave and defiant dispute for over 11 months against their employer’s attempts to outsource jobs. They have withstood physical intimidation, poverty and the threat of jail time and have stood (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
The labor party Partido ng Manggagawa (PM) today slammed the government’s decision to loan $1 billion of the country’s foreign reserves to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The fund is intended for the Eurozone crisis but PM avers that it will be used by the IMF to impose anti-workers (…)
, by CUBELO Ed, TMPCWA (Philippines)
Dear Comrades, Friends and Supporters of TMPCWA,
Warm greetings from the Philippines!
Attached here is an appeal letter from the family of one of our board members in Defend Job Philippines, a campaign centre, where I presently voluntarily worked with, also as part of the Toyota Campaign. (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
More than a hundred members of Partido ng Manggagawa (PM) and the Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA) joined the newly-formed Nagkaisa labor coalition in a rally workers rally against the Asian Development Bank (ADB) annual meeting this morning as President Benigno Aquino II was (…)
, by UY Jocelyn R.
MANILA, Philippines – The country’s trade and labor organizations and unions on Monday launched a broad alliance that will stage a 20,000-strong “historic” action in Manila on Labor Day, advancing Filipino workers’ demand for wage increase, security of tenure and fight against labor (…)
, by MANGGAGAWA Juan
The Philippine Airlines Employees Association (PALEA) got the support of the world’s biggest flight attendants union, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, in its long-standing dispute with Philippine Airlines (PAL). The US-based AFA-CWA, which represents some 60,000 flight attendants at 23 (…)
, by MANGGAGAWA Juan
Juan Manggagawa reports on the struggle by Philippine’s airline workers to stop union busting and outsourcing.
IN THE Philippines, a modern-day Grinch stole Christmas from some 2,600 airline workers.
Lucio Tan, the second-richest person in the Philippines and owner of the national flag (…)
, by MANGGAGAWA Juan, RIVERA Gerry
1 of 40 In front of the consulate: PALEA VP Alnem Pretencio is joined by Geraldine Kearney, President of the 2-million strong Australian Council of Trade Unions and leaders of the Australian Services Union, Maritime Union of Australia, Victorian Trades Hall Council and the Australia-Asia (…)
, by Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates (PAHRA)
STOP CORPORATE GREED. BOYCOTT PAL and AirPhilippines.
PAL terminated more than 2,600 employees affecting three departments, which PAL labels as “non-core”, was based on the pretext of that “It was motivated by a pressing need to prevent further financial drain and thus, save PAL from eventual (…)
, by ILRF
Dear Friend,
Trade unions and church groups in the Philippines have joined together in calling a boycott of Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines in solidarity with the Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA).
I’m writing to ask you to make your voice heard in support of this (…)
, by KAMP
PRESS RELEASE KAMP Kampanya para sa Makataong Pamumuhay 17 October 2011 Contact: Wilson Fortaleza KAMP Coordinator Echoing the same message of the global “Occupy Wall St.” protesters, members of the Philippine Airlines Employees PALEA and residents of North Triangle in Quezon City occupied the (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
For more than two years, the Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA), the ground crew union of Philippines Airlines (PAL), has been fighting an outsourcing plan that will layoff 2,600 employees and downgrade them from regular to contractual workers.
In defiance to the outsourcing (…)
, by PALEA
The Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA) appeals to all union brothers and sisters, as well as all who support just wages, job security and safe workconditions, for solidarity as it continues its struggle against an outsourcing plan that willlay off 2,600 employees and downgrade (…)
, by BRYGO Julien
Twelve percent of the Philippines’ GDP comes as remittances from nationals abroad. Many of those are maids, sent all over the world into domestic service to support their children back home. The Philippines government is even training them in servitude
Béatrice, a Franco-Belgian expatriate, (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
The intransigence of the management of Blaze Manufacturing Corp., a locator in the Mactan Economic Zone in Metro Cebu, to workers efforts to unionize and the indifference if not collusion of government agencies is symptomatic of the wholesale resistance to exercise of the freedom of association (…)
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