Philippinische Zeitung über Soli-Aktion von Doro Chiba pro PALEA
Trade unions from the United States, Europe, Australia, Japan, Indonesia and Malaysia, among others, have also expressed their solidarity to Palea.
“(They) are planning to hold protest actions at the Philippine consulate offices in their respective countries,” FDC said, adding that more protests, including simultaneous city and municipal actions nationwide, are being lined up for next week “as local unions and associations join the fight against contractualization.”
As for international solidarity moves, Palea welcomed the picket by Japanese railway workers at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo.
The union also announced that on October 27, US labor unions and the Filipino American community will do the same at the Philippine consulate in San Francisco.
“According to the protesters from Doro-Chiba, a railway union in Japan, a staff of the political section came out of the embassy in Tokyo to receive the letter of concern and said that the document will be forwarded to the person in charge of the embassy and then transferred to the home government. Doro-Chiba members also distributed to passers-by flyers explaining Palea’s plight and supporting the fight against contractualization,” Palea said.
The ground union added that Doro-Chiba, in its letter, asked that the Philippine government “give an adequate guidance to the PAL management to stop lock-out immediately, to reinstate all the Palea members to the original job as regular employment, and to reopen good faith negotiation with Palea, who is raising a quite justified demand to withdraw the outsourcing plan unconditionally.”
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/iloilo/local-news/2011/10/16/boycott-pal-drive-goes-online-185363
“(They) are planning to hold protest actions at the Philippine consulate offices in their respective countries,” FDC said, adding that more protests, including simultaneous city and municipal actions nationwide, are being lined up for next week “as local unions and associations join the fight against contractualization.”
As for international solidarity moves, Palea welcomed the picket by Japanese railway workers at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo.
The union also announced that on October 27, US labor unions and the Filipino American community will do the same at the Philippine consulate in San Francisco.
“According to the protesters from Doro-Chiba, a railway union in Japan, a staff of the political section came out of the embassy in Tokyo to receive the letter of concern and said that the document will be forwarded to the person in charge of the embassy and then transferred to the home government. Doro-Chiba members also distributed to passers-by flyers explaining Palea’s plight and supporting the fight against contractualization,” Palea said.
The ground union added that Doro-Chiba, in its letter, asked that the Philippine government “give an adequate guidance to the PAL management to stop lock-out immediately, to reinstate all the Palea members to the original job as regular employment, and to reopen good faith negotiation with Palea, who is raising a quite justified demand to withdraw the outsourcing plan unconditionally.”
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/iloilo/local-news/2011/10/16/boycott-pal-drive-goes-online-185363
nemetico - 23. Okt, 02:42
