Barangay Micro Business Enterprises Act, 2002
This document contains the act that promotes the establishment of of mico-businesses in Barangay.
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Advocacy Materials
Domestic Workers Count Too: Implementing Protections for Domestic Workers: ITUC/UN Women Briefing Kit
Based on personal testimonies from Bolivia, the State of New York, USA, the Philippines and South Africa, the ITUC-UN Women briefing kit...
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Executive Order 452: Providing for the Security of Registered Vendors in the Workplace, 1997
This document outlines the guidelines that will ensure the security of vendors in their workplace.
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Audiovisual Materials
VIDEO: Ilo Ilo
A film by Anthony Chen. It is about the relationship between a Singaporean family and their maid amidst the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis....
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Informal Sector Vendors in the Workplace, 2002
This study will present the current situation and issues concerning informal sector vendors security in their workplace.
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Law: City of Taguig Ordinance No. 45 of 2007 (Registration of Hawkers)
Ordinance requiring the registration of hawkers and providing for the regulation thereof in Taguig City, Philippines
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Ordinance Regulating the Sidewalk Street Vendors of Barangay Ermita in the City of Cebu, 2001
Ordinance Regulating the Sidewalk Street Vendors of Barangay Ermita in the City of Cebu, 2001
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Legal Instruments
Law: Ordinance Enacting Market Code of Trinidad, Bohol (Philippines)
Detailed municipal ordinance for vendors operating in the market of Trinidad, Philippines
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Ordinance Regulating the use of Streets and Sidewalks in the Municipality of Marikina, 2004
This Ordinance regulates the use of streets and sidewalks in the Municipality of Marikina
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VIDEO: WIEGO Network Member PATAMABA at the International Labour Conference (ILC) 2015
Video. Lourdes Gula of HomeNet Philippines (PATAMABA) – a member of the WIEGO network – addresses the tripartite Committee on...
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