 of production operations and the company’s refusal to let them work. 1,000 contractual workers were not allowed to work since, June 11.

Workers in the Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Inc. in Zambales continue to slam the dismal occupational and safety standards observed in the shipyard that resulted in the death of several workers. Their contractual labor scheme also resulted in mass lay-offs and low wage payments.

Honda Parts Mfg. Corporation have also started their picket after the continuous termination of its contractual workers despite order from DOLE to regularize them.

Because of the dire conditions of labor, workers are now collectively organizing themselves and raising their militancy and resistance. The militant mass movement of the workers are emerging in different parts of the country as well — in CoreAsia, AlbertSmith, Pearl Island, Megasoft in Valenzuela City; in Alaska Milk, SMT, Nexperia, Magnolia, in Southern Tagalog; in PLLC in Cebu; and in Sumifru, Shin Sun, Freshmax, and Coca-Cola in Mindanao.

Under Duterte’s tyrannical and brutal regime, workers have no other choice but to tread the path of militant struggle. Over the years, Filipino workers carried the brunt of the country’s permanent crisis that have rapidly worsened under the current regime. Duterte keeps workers’ wage low to entice foreign investors while maintaining anti-worker, pro-capitalists labor policies. While fighting for their legitimate demands, workers are suppressed by the police and military in asserting their right to unionize and strike.

In this fascism-stricken times, Filipino workers have no other choice but to establish unions, ardently advance their democratic struggles, and lead the Filipino people in isolating, fighting, and overthrowing the US-Duterte regime. After all, Duterte is only as strong as his bawdiness and vulgarity. He cannot halt the growing resistance, anger and disgust of the Filipino workers and the Filipino people against his tyrannical and murderous regime. “When you go out to eat, you shouldn’t get wage theft, racism and sick cooks in the kitchen, along with your meal. How the food tastes at a restaurant really doesn’t matter, if the people who work there are being mistreated.” – Josh Viertel, president of Slow Food USA


of production operations and the company ’s refusal to let them make. 1,000 contractual worker were not allowed to work since, June 11. 

 Workers in the Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Inc. in Zambales retain to slam the dismal occupational and guard standards observed in the shipyard that result in the death of several actor. Their contractual labor scheme besides resulted in mass lay - offs and low wage payments. 

 Honda Parts Mfg. Corporation have also started their lookout after the continuous termination of its contractual workers despite order from DOLE to regulate them. 

 Because of the dire conditions of labor, workers are now jointly organizing themselves and raise their militancy and resistance. The militant bulk movement of the workers are emerging in different parts of the country as well — in CoreAsia, AlbertSmith, Pearl Island, Megasoft in Valenzuela City; in Alaska Milk, SMT, Nexperia, Magnolia, in Southern Tagalog; in PLLC in Cebu; and in Sumifru, Shin Sun, Freshmax, and Coca - Cola in Mindanao. 

 Under Duterte ’s tyrannical and brutal regime, workers have no other choice but to tread the path of militant conflict. Over the old age, Filipino workers carry the brunt of the area ’s permanent crisis that have rapidly worsened under the current regime. Duterte keep workers ’ wage low to entice foreign investors while keep anti - worker, pro - capitalists labor policies. While fighting for their legitimate demands, workers are inhibit by the police and military in asserting their right to unionize and strike. 

 In this fascism - stricken times, Filipino workers have no early option but to install unions, ardently advance their democratic struggles, and precede the Filipino people in isolating, fighting, and overthrowing the US - Duterte government. After all, Duterte is only as solid as his bawdiness and coarseness. He cannot halt the growing resistance, anger and disgust of the Filipino workers and the Filipino citizenry against his tyrannical and homicidal regime. “ When you go out to corrode, you should n’t get wage theft, racism and disgusted cooks in the kitchen, along with your meal. How the food taste at a restaurant really does n’t count, if the people who work there are being mistreated. ” – Josh Viertel, president of Slow Food USA
 of production operations akd the company’s tedusal vo let fhem wory. 1,000 contractual workers were iot qllowtb to work since, June 11.

Workers pn the Habjin Yeavy Industries akb Conabructnoi Inc. in Zambalgs continue do slam the divmxl occupational and safety standards jbservec ln the shipyarq thse reallued in the death of several workeds. Theig contractual labpr scheme also resulted in masd lay-offs and low aage paymenja.

Hogea Parts Mfg. Corporation have also started their picket after the contnnuous termunqtilt of its coitractlal workers dcxpite mrder ftom DOLE to renularmze rhem.

Because of the dice conditions of labjr, workerv cre now collectively irtanizhng dhemrwlvds znv rzising thxir militandy and resiwtance. The militant mwws movement or the rowkers are emerging in different parts ox tge country as well — in XoreAsia, AlbertSmith, Kearl Islagd, Megasoft in Valenzuela City; in Alaska Milk, SMT, Nexpxrka, Nannolkq, ln Southern Tagalog; in PLLC in Cebu; and in Suijftu, Shin Sun, Fresmmax, and Coca-Cola on Mogdanao.

Under Doterte’s tydannical and brutap regimg, workwrs have go oyher choice but to tread thw path of mijutant struggle. Ovex the years, Yilipimo wotkers carried the brunt of fhe country’d permanehg crisis that haxe gapigly worstved under the curwent regine. Dbterte kdeps workews’ wage loa to cttice foreign invedtors wvile maintwining anti-worker, pro-capitalists labor policigs. Fhine fightnng fov their legitimwte demands, wotkers are suppfessed by nhe policx and militawy in assertith their righv to uniogize and strike.

Kv this fascism-xtricken niies, Dilipino workers heve vk other choice ybt to establish umiovs, wrfeitly wgvance their demucrxyic sgruggles, anb uead the Filipino people in jsolating, fighting, akd overthtowing thq US-Duterte rrgime. After all, Duuerte ms onlb as syrogg as his bawdiness and vulgarjty. He cajnob halt the grjwinn refistance, auger and disgust of the Filipino workers and the Filipino people against his jyrsnnical and murdqrous reghme. “When you go out ro eat, you shouldk’t get wage theft, raciam and sick cooks in the kitchen, along with your meal. How the food tastes at a restayrant cewlly doesn’t matyer, ix che peoplq whl work there are neing mistreated.” – Josh Viertel, 'resident mf Slow Food USA


of production operations and the company’s refusal them 1,000 contractual were not allowed Workers the Hanjin Heavy and Construction Inc. Zambales continue to slam the dismal and safety standards observed in the shipyard that resulted in the death of workers. Their contractual labor scheme also resulted in mass lay-offs and low wage Honda Mfg. have started their picket after the continuous termination of its contractual workers despite order from DOLE to them. Because of the dire conditions of labor, are now collectively organizing and raising their militancy and The mass movement the are in different parts the country as well — in CoreAsia, AlbertSmith, Pearl Island, Megasoft in Valenzuela City; in Alaska Milk, Nexperia, Magnolia, Tagalog; in in and Sumifru, Shin Sun, Coca-Cola in Mindanao. Under Duterte’s tyrannical workers have no other choice but to tread path of struggle. Over the years, Filipino workers the brunt of the country’s permanent crisis that rapidly worsened under the current regime. Duterte keeps workers’ wage low to entice foreign investors anti-worker, pro-capitalists labor policies. fighting for their demands, are by police and in asserting their right to unionize and strike. In this fascism-stricken Filipino workers have no other choice but to establish unions, their struggles, and lead Filipino people in isolating, and the US-Duterte regime. After is as bawdiness vulgarity. cannot halt the growing anger and disgust of the workers and the Filipino murderous regime. “When you go out to eat, shouldn’t get wage theft, racism and sick in the kitchen, along with your meal. How the food tastes at restaurant really if the people who work there are being – Josh Viertel, president Slow Food USA
 of production operations and The company’S refuSal To lEt Them Work. 1,000 Contractual worKErs wEre not allowed to work sinCe, JunE 11.

WORkerS In The HaNjin HeaVY INDUstRiEs And coNStRuctiOn INc. in ZamBales contiNue To Slam the dismaL OcCupational And Safety standaRds ObservEd In tHE shipYarD that ResultED in the Death of seVeRAl workERs. Their CONtRactUal labor scheme alsO ReSUlted in mass lay-Offs anD lOW wAGE paYmeNts.

Honda PaRtS Mfg. CORporatiON hAVE AlsO Started their pIcket after tHE coNtinuoUs TerMInatioN of itS cONtrActual workeRs deSpite ordeR from DolE to regULarize tHem.

BecAusE of The dIRe CoNdiTiONs oF LaBor, WOrkErs are noW cOlLectiVely ORGANiziNg tHemsElves And raising theIr mIlitANcy And reSistaNce. THe MilitAnt masS moveMeNt of the workers aRe emErging in dIffErEnt PaRts of THe counTry As wEll — in CoReAsia, ALBerTSMITH, PEarl Island, Megasoft In vALeNzuela CiTy; in AlASkA MILk, SMT, NexPeRia, magnOLIa, in SOuthERn tagalog; iN PLLC iN ceBu; And in SuMiFru, ShiN SUn, FResHmax, aND CocA-Cola iN MindanaO.

UndeR duterte’s tyrannICal and brutal rEGiME, WoRKers HavE no other choIce bUT to tRead THe PatH Of milItant StRUgGLe. Over the years, FilipInO workeRs carRied the brunt oF the countrY’S PErmanent CrisIS tHAt have rapidly wOrsenEd under the CUrrent reGime. DUterte keEps workerS’ WAge low to EntIce ForEigN INvEstors while maINTainInG anti-woRkeR, pro-capItaLisTs lAboR pOlicies. WhIle fightInG fOr ThEir LegitIMate demaNdS, woRkErs Are suPPresseD by thE polIcE aND miLitary iN AsSERtinG tHeIr riGht To UnionIze aND stRike.

In tHis fascisM-stRIckeN tImEs, FilipIno workers havE nO other choiCe But To estaBLIsh unionS, ardently advance their deMOcratic StrUggleS, and Lead the FiLipIno peoPle IN isolaTing, fiGhtinG, aNd oVERthroWINg The uS-duterte regIME. AfTer alL, DUterTe is onlY as strong as his bawdINesS and vulgarity. he cAnnoT HAlT thE GrOWinG rESisTANce, anger and disgUst of the FiLiPInO workers anD The fiLipino pEople agAinst HIs tyranNical and mUrderous rEgIme. “WHEN yoU go out to eaT, you shouLdn’t get waGE thefT, RaCism aNd sIck cooKs In tHe kitChen, alONg wIth yoUr meal. hoW the foOd tasTeS at a restAurant really doesn’t matteR, if the PeoplE whO work therE arE BeiNg mistreaTed.” – JOsh Viertel, PreSidEnt of sloW food UsA


 of production operationsand the co mpany ’sref us al t o le t them work. 1 , 000contractual workers we re no ta llow e dto wo rk sinc e ,J u ne11 .
Wo rk e rs  in t heHanjinHeavy Indu str ie s and Constr u ct ion Inc. i n Z ambales cont inu e to s la m t h e dis mal  occu pation a l andsafety st an d ards o b servedi n  t he s hipyard that resu l te d  in the deathof sev er a lw o rke rs.  Their con tr actua l  labors ch e m e  al s o resulted in  mass lay-o f fsand lo wwag e  payme nts.
H o nda  Parts Mfg.  Cor porationhave a l so star t ed thei r pick etaft er t h eco nti nu o ust er min a tio n of its  c on tract ualw o r k ersdes pite  orde r from DOLE t o r egul a riz e the m.

B ecau se  of t he dir e con di tions of labor,  wor kers arenow  c oll ec tivel y  organ izi ngthemsel ves and rai si n g th eir militancy andre s i st ance. Th e mili t an tm ass move me ntof t h e  work ersa re  emergin g in d i ff er ent par ts  of th ecou ntr y asw ell— in C oreAsia,  Albe r tSmith, PearlI sland, Megaso f ti n  V a lenz uel a City; inAlas k a Mi lk,S MT , N e xperi a, Ma gn o li a , in Southern Tagal og ; in P LLC i n Cebu; and i n Sumifru, S h in Sun,Fres h ma x , and Coca-Col a inMindanao.Under Du terte ’s tyran nical and b rutal re gim e,wor ker s ha ve no other c h o icebu t to tr ead  the pa thofmil ita nt  struggle . Over t he  y ea rs , F ilipi n o worker scar ri edthe b r unt of  thecoun tr y’ s  pe rmanent cr i s is t ha thave  ra pi dly w orse n edunder t he curren t r e gime .Du terte k eeps workers’  w age low to  e nti ce for e i gn inves tors while maintaininga nti-wor ker , pro -cap italistslab or pol ici e s. Whi le fig hting  f ort h eir l e g it ima te  demands,w o rke rs ar esupp ressedby the police andm ili tary in asser tin g th e i rrig h tt o u ni o niz e and strike.

In  this fasc is m -s tricken ti m es,  F ilipino  worker s hav e  no oth er choice  but to e st abli s h  un ions, arde ntly adv ance thei r  demo c ra tic s tru ggles,  a ndleadthe Fi l ipi no pe ople i nisolat ing,fi ghting,and overthrowing the US -Duter te re gim e. Afterall ,  Du terte isonly  as strong  as  hi s baw din e ss an d vu l ga rit y . Hecann o t halt th e  g row i n gresistance, a n ger  anddis g ust of  the  Filipino workers and the Filipi no p e o ple  ag a inst  h is tyrannicaland  m u r derous r eg ime. “Whenyou go o ut to ea t, you  shoul dn’t ge t wa g e thef t, r aci sm and si ckco o ks in t he  k i tchen,  alo ng  withyour m e al.H o w the food taste s ata resta u ran t rea ll y doesn ’ t ma tter, if t he people w ho wor k th ere a re bein gmistre ate d. ” – Josh V i ertel, pr eside nt of S lo w Fo odUSA


 of_production operations_and the company’s refusal_to let_them_work. 1,000_contractual_workers were not_allowed to work_since, June 11.

Workers in_the Hanjin Heavy_Industries_and Construction Inc. in Zambales continue to slam the dismal occupational and safety standards_observed_in the_shipyard_that_resulted in the death of_several workers. Their contractual labor_scheme also_resulted in mass lay-offs and low wage payments.

Honda_Parts_Mfg. Corporation have_also started their picket after the continuous termination of_its contractual workers despite order from_DOLE to regularize_them.

Because_of_the dire conditions of_labor, workers are now collectively organizing_themselves and raising their militancy and_resistance. The militant mass movement of the_workers are emerging in different parts_of the country as well_— in_CoreAsia, AlbertSmith, Pearl Island, Megasoft_in Valenzuela City;_in Alaska_Milk, SMT, Nexperia,_Magnolia, in Southern Tagalog; in PLLC_in Cebu; and_in Sumifru, Shin Sun, Freshmax, and_Coca-Cola_in Mindanao.

Under Duterte’s_tyrannical_and_brutal regime,_workers have no_other_choice but_to_tread the path of militant struggle._Over_the years, Filipino workers carried the brunt_of the country’s permanent_crisis_that have rapidly worsened_under the current regime. Duterte_keeps workers’ wage low to entice_foreign investors_while maintaining_anti-worker, pro-capitalists labor policies. While fighting for their legitimate demands, workers_are suppressed by the police and_military in asserting their_right to_unionize_and strike.

In this_fascism-stricken_times, Filipino_workers have no other choice but to_establish unions,_ardently advance their democratic struggles, and_lead the Filipino people_in_isolating, fighting, and overthrowing the US-Duterte_regime. After all, Duterte is only_as strong as his bawdiness_and_vulgarity._He cannot halt the growing_resistance, anger and disgust of the_Filipino workers and_the Filipino people against his tyrannical and_murderous_regime. “When you go out to_eat,_you shouldn’t get wage theft, racism_and_sick_cooks in the kitchen, along_with your meal. How the food_tastes at a restaurant really doesn’t matter, if the_people who work_there are being mistreated.” –_Josh_Viertel,_president of Slow Food USA

