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Bureau of Labor Relations

The Bureau was established on January 16, 1957 pursuant to Executive Order No. 213 and the Organization Plan 20-A. It took over the Conciliation Service and the Registrar of Labor Organizations created under R.A. 875 and served as a planning, policy making, consultative and advisory body in the promotion and maintenance of industrial peace. To date the Bureau continues its mandate to develop policies, programs, projects, operation guidelines and standards relative to labor-management relations. The Bureau also provides advisory to the Office of the Secretary and the Regional Offices on administration and enforcement of laws pertaining to labor-management relations including worker’s organization, registration, and development and resolution of appealed inter- and intra-union disputes.

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Existing Workers' Associations Operating in One Region

Labor and Employment

This dataset contains preliminary data on existing workers' associations and their number of members operating in one region.

Source of Data: Records transmitted by the DOLE Regional Offices to the Bureau of Labor Relations

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Publisher
Bureau of Labor Relations
Modified Date
2019-07-31
Release Date
2019-06-21
Identifier
56868405-398c-441c-bf28-91eb21116482
License
License Not Specified
Public Access Level
Public