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[Philippines] Multi-dimensional Vulnerabilities of Women Workers in the Informal Sector

2016-03-14

This action research conducted by EILER examines how women in the informal sector in two urban communities in Manila make the most of available resources in order to rise above their seemingly disadvantaged situation within the economy. 

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Regional Round-up

2012-04-01

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No Economic and Job Growth in Mining Industry in the Philippines, Only Plunder Need to Run

2012-04-01

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Against Extractive Industries

2012-03-30
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Updates on the Philippine Call Centres

2010-09-01

Issue No : 76  July - September 2010

By Dr. Rene Ofreneo

The Philippines is Southeast Asia’s industrial sick man (barely any transformation since the 1970s) and agricultural failure (a major net importer of agricultural products since 1995). The country’s weak agro-industrial growth is the primary reason for the rapid expansion of the informal economy (employing as much as 2/3 of the labour force) and the country’s continuing dependence on the remittances of its 10 million or so migrant workers, roughly a tenth of the population.

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Service Workers Organizing

2010-08-30

Issue No : 76  July - September 2010

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Sharing Anger against Toyota, Our Common Enemy

2010-06-01

Issue No : 75  April - June 2010

By Ed Cubelo and Tono Haruhi

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Searching for International Solidarity

2010-05-30
Issue No : 75  April - June 2010
  • Chinese translation of ALU 75 - 亞洲勞工的國際串連經驗 的文章
  • Across Countries, Across Regions: Searching for International Solidarity
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): a Vehicle for International Solidarity?
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Pineapple Giant Moves to Unseat Militant Union*

2010-04-24

Issue No: 74 January - March 2010

By Noy Natividad

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Agricultural Workers’ Struggle in Asia

2010-03-01

Issue No: 74 January - March 2010

  • Editorial: Globalized agricultural workers: feeding the world, uncertain of their own next meals
  • Contract Farming and Riverine Aquaculture - The Realities of the ‘Slave Contract’ and the Risks those Farmers Must Bear
  • Struggle of Tea Plantation Workers in North East India
  • Pineapple Giant Moves to Unseat Militant Union
  • Strengthening the Peasant and Plantation Workers' Movement in North Sumatra
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