SB 2207

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Apr 28, 2008

Establishing the Regional Court of Labor Relations, Abolishing Nlrc

An Act Establishing the Regional Court of Labor Relations (Rclr) Under the Supervision of the Supreme Court, Thereby Abolishing the National Labor Relations Commission (Nlrc)

Author · Senator

Miriam Defensor Santiago
SenatorMiriam Defensor Santiago
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Subjects

National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC)

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SBN-02207 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress