Posted February 6, 2015
Written
by Gloria Villas
DOLE
Aklan Officer-in-Charge Arlyn Siaotong confirms in an interview by this station
yesterday that with wage boards working overtime, workers in Boracay may expect
to start getting higher wages.
She
said, “There was a plan came after several consultation and public hearing with
the Industry Tripartite Council conducted last month of January.”
Though
it was not yet discussed if when it will be impose, Siaotong assures that the
said plan was already in the attention of National Wages and Productivity
Commission (NWPC).
Meanwhile,
DOLE stresses that to sustain rising levels of wages and enhance
competitiveness, the department are continuously doing a strategic plan to also
encouraged labor and management to adopt productivity improvement schemes that
will improve the quality of life of workers, and in turn enable them to produce
more and earn more, such as time and motion studies, good housekeeping, quality
circles, labor and management cooperation as well as implement gain-sharing and
other performance incentive programs.
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