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Title: Boycotting NUTRIASIA products amidst Labor workers controversy in the Philippine Post by: PSYCHE0317 on August 05, 2018, 02:35:41 AM Despite a compliance order still denies nearly 1,000 laborers decent working conditions & rights. Yet they have resources & willpower to violently disperse a peaceful strike. Greedy and opportunistic capitalists like NutriAsia are the reason why majority of this population continously suffer despite the hardwork.
Title: Re: Boycotting NUTRIASIA products amidst Labor workers controversy in the Philippine Post by: old_lighthouse on August 05, 2018, 11:48:49 AM Despite a compliance order still denies nearly 1,000 laborers decent working conditions & rights. Yet they have resources & willpower to violently disperse a peaceful strike. Greedy and opportunistic capitalists like NutriAsia are the reason why majority of this population continously suffer despite the hardwork. Could you perhaps write who you are talking about? I'm guessing by the title of the thread that you are referring to Nutriasia? I searched about found this article: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2018/07/30/1838184/violent-dispersal-nutriasia-workers-draws-wide-condemnation. I don't think I've ever even seen their products, so, unfortunately, I'll have a hard time boycotting them. Maybe you give us some more details about the story? How does this situation affect you personally?Title: Re: Boycotting NUTRIASIA products amidst Labor workers controversy in the Philippine Post by: Mometaskers on August 05, 2018, 04:48:09 PM Despite a compliance order still denies nearly 1,000 laborers decent working conditions & rights. Yet they have resources & willpower to violently disperse a peaceful strike. Greedy and opportunistic capitalists like NutriAsia are the reason why majority of this population continously suffer despite the hardwork. I rarely watch TV these days so I actually had to look it up. Apparently this has been going on for some time. https://www.rappler.com/nation/205166-reason-nutriasia-workers-on-strike NutriAsia is not alone in this though. This is the current state of labor in the country. You're unlikely to get a regular blue collar job anywhere. You'd get hired for 5 months, fired and then rehired for another 5 months by a subcontractor. |