LOOK: Creative rallyists push for end to contractualization, vote-buying
MANILA, Philippines — Some rallyists displayed creative banners and other items to denounce contractualization and vote-buying during a protest at the Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila that marked this year’s Labor Day.
Ludynela Hamor of National Confederation of Labor (NCL) brought a banner which demanded to stop vote-buying as election day nears.
“‘Wag ipagbili ang boto dahil ang boto ay napakahalaga para maging boses din ang mga manggagawa,” Hamor told INQUIRER.net.
Joy Limpangon, a worker of an agricultural company sold cloth bags bearing a tagline that calls for support for her fellow workers who are demanding regularization.
“Patuloy kami sa aming laban patuloy kami nananawagan na ma-regular kami,” she told INQUIRER.net.
Limpangon said she has been a contractual employee in the company for the past 14 years.
Article continues after this advertisementMeanwhile, Kat Leuch, a supporter of the Labor Win Coalition, wore a shirt which denounces the Duterte administration.
Article continues after this advertisementThe shirt bears the words “Duterte Echosera sa Manggagawa, Beshie ng Kapitalista.”
Photo by Consuelo Marquez/ INQUIRER.net
Kat Leuch, supporter of Labor Win Coalition, wears a shirt which says “Duterte Echosera sa Manggagawa, Beshie ng Kapitalista” during the Labor Day protest at Liwasang Bonifacio.
Photo by Consuelo Marquez/ INQUIRER.net
Ludynela Hamor of National Confederation of Labor (NCL) brings a banner which called to stop vote-buying in a Labor Day protest at Liwasang Bonifacio.
Photo by Consuelo Marquez/ INQUIRER.net
Meanwhile plantation workers from agricultural company Sumifru Philippines Corporation sell items which bears the tagline, “Stand With Sumifru Workers” in a Labor Day protest at Liwasang Bonifacio. /muf
