HB 5886

House·16th Congress·Filed Jun 11, 2015

Labor Code (Trade Union Activities)

An Act Allowing Foreign Individuals or Organizations to Engage in Trade Union Activities and to Provide Assistance to Labor Organizations or Groups of Workers, Amending for the Purpose Articles 269 and 270 of Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the 'labor Code of the Philippines'

Author · Representative

Raymond Mendoza
RepresentativeTUCP (party-list)
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Subjects

Labor Code of the Philippines (P.D.No. 442)Foreigners/AlienUnionism

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Senate record

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