HB 9430

House·19th Congress·Filed Nov 6, 2023

Union Formation Act

An Act Further Strengthening Union Organization and Disallowing Cancellation of Union Registration, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines

Authors · 30 Representatives

Subjects

Union FormationLabor Code of the Philippines (P.D.No. 442)

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