Duterte working with Congress for 'conclusive' hostile to

endo charge: Palace

MANILA – President Rodrigo Duterte is planning with Congress to concoct a "last" measure
that will end the act of work contractualization in the country, Malacañang said on Tuesday.

In a public interview held at the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Presidential Spokesperson Harry
Roque said Duterte would satisfy his mission guarantee to stop all types of unlawful
contractualization.

Duterte, notwithstanding, needs to ensure that the security of residency charge that he would sign
into law is "adequate to all partners," Roque said.

"I figure the organization will keep on working with Congress para doon sa (for the) last enemy
of endo charge that would be worthy to all partners," he said.

Roque said Duterte was prepared to sign the proposed Security of Tenure bill in July 2019
however rejected this is a direct result of a portion of its "shocking" arrangements.

He, all things considered, ensured that disposing of uncalled for training of impermanent work
conspire "keeps on being a guarantee" of Duterte.

"The entire country knows na isa siya sa mga crusade guarantee ni Presidente (that that is one of
the President's lobby guarantees) and we keep on arriving at a trade off na satisfactory po sa lahat
ng partners (that is adequate to all partners)," Roque said.

In July 2019, Duterte rejected the proposed Security of Tenure Act following resistance from
work gatherings.

Duterte, in rejecting the bill, perceived that specific arrangements of the bill, similar to the
proposed extent of restricted contracting, could bring about capital position trouble which
"smothers the privileges of the Filipino workforce later on."

He additionally recognized that the proposed measure "unduly widens the extension and
meaning of precluded work just contracting, successfully prohibiting types of contractualization
that are not especially ominous to the representatives in question."

Until now, there are an expected 60,000 legally binding specialists in the country.
In May 2018, Duterte marked Executive Order 51 that "stringently" precludes contracting or
subcontracting "embraced to go around the laborers' all in all correct to security of residency,
self-association and aggregate bartering, and serene coordinated exercises."

The House Committee on Labor and Employment, led by 1-Pacman party-list Rep. Eric Pineda,
prior entrusted a specialized working gathering to direct an intensive investigation of the
suggestion that would broaden trial work of laborers from the current a half year to two years.
(PNA)