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DILG: Accept LGU-issued vax cards for domestic travel - Vimarsana News

DILG: Accept LGU-issued vax cards for domestic travel

DILG: Accept LGU-issued vax cards for domestic travel

BPO workers continue to call for scrapping of 'no-vax-no-work' - Vimarsana News

BPO workers continue to call for scrapping of 'no-vax-no-work'

“Their efforts are not enough. What is happening now is exactly the opposite. The burden to ensure the workplace is safe is mainly on the employees. If they want to protect the workers, they should shoulder the RT-PCR expenses.”

Angara urges gov't to allow booster shots for private sector workers – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Angara urges gov't to allow booster shots for private sector workers – Manila Bulletin

Senator Sonny Angara on Wednesday urged the government to consider the private sector’s call for booster shots for employees noting there is already a steady supply of COVID-19 vaccines in the Philippines. Angara, who chairs the Senate Finance Committee and primary sponsor of the COVID-19 Vaccin

Source: mb.com.ph
Speaker Velasco urges unvaccinated Filipinos to get a jab during 3-day gov't vax rollout - Vimarsana News

Speaker Velasco urges unvaccinated Filipinos to get a jab during 3-day gov't vax rollout

House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco on Sunday called on eligible Filipinos who remain unvaccinated to get a jab during the national COVID-19 vaccination days slated on Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 and on Dec. 15 to 17, to help prevent another pandemic surge as families prepare for the holiday season. Velasco

Source: mb.com.ph
Employers cannot fire unvaxxed workers: DOLE-10 - Vimarsana News

Employers cannot fire unvaxxed workers: DOLE-10

CLEARING UP ISSUES. Labor and employment officials in Northern Mindanao on Friday (Nov. 26, 2021) issue clarifications on the consequences that employers might face if they implement a "No vaccine, No work" policy in the region. During a Zoom conference, they clarified that while the government encourages the majority of the population to get coronavirus disease 2019 vaccines, employers cannot terminate workers who refused to get inoculated. (Screengrab via DOLE-10) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The Department of Labor and Employment in Northern Mindanao (DOLE-10) on Friday clarified that wh...

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