President Rodrigo Duterte reminded business owners to provide humane working conditions to workers as the nation observes Labor Day Friday. | KAguilarINQ
In his message Friday, Duterte vowed that the government will continue to safeguard workers’ rights as he hailed their contribution to the nation.“I take this occasion to reaffirm the government’s commitment to uphold the dignity of labor by safeguarding the rights of our workers through the humanization of laws and the equalization of social forces,” Duterte said.
“I thus remind everyone in the business sector of their shared responsibility in improving the lives of our workers by providing them stable career opportunities and humane working conditions,” he added.
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