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Mass layoff of 800 San Miguel workers seen as latest blow against union rights
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Mass layoff of 800 San Miguel workers seen as latest blow against union rights
“It is revolting that his company has denied a steady source of income to its workers and violated their right to unionize.” CABUYAO CITY, Laguna — About 800 workers of San Miguel Integrated Logistics Services Inc. (SMILSI) were barred from reporting to work beginning July 6 after management placed them on floating status, a move that labor rights advocates said bears the hallmarks of union busting just months after workers secured the right to …
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