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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Continuing Where They Left Off

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Over the years, veteran performer (VP) has kept in shape, whereas his contemporaries have grown beer bellies, retired from showbiz, or have resorted to the power of science to maintain their physique and young looks. Because he took care of his body well, VP still makes heads turn, attracts followers, and remains the crush of several generations. It also helps that VP knows how to deal with all types of people in and out of the business, and any bad publicity about him easily dies a natural death.

With VP seemingly to be in a category of actors by himself, movie producers still have offers for him. In a movie that he did, VP had the opportunity to work with a sultry actress (SA), who is known for her share of controversies over the past years. VP and SA had to do a bed scene. As professionals, the two did their roles convincingly. Then, after the scene was over, SA apparently was not satisfied with her acting, and she wanted a bit more.

Allegedly, SA went to visit the lodgings of VP and they continued their hot scene without cameras rolling and the director screaming, “Cut!” Of course, VP is also know to be a ladies’ man, but he’s not known as the kiss and tell type. Some people in the area got wind of what was happening because SA could not keep her voice down. Those who dared to investigate what was happening, secretly saw that VP still has what it takes to satisfy a young hot woman like SA.

The more we are filled with thoughts of lust the less we find true romantic love. -Douglas Horton

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TV5 Workers File Notice of Strike

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Source: www.tempo.com.ph

Around 600 workers from a major television station is now threatening to hold a work stoppage after a deadlock marred its collective bargaining agreement (CBA) negotiations last month.

In a statement, the Associated Broadcasting Company Employees Union (ABCEU), a labor union of TV5, filed a notice of strike before the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) last Friday after its talks with its management on the non-economic provisions of its CBA bogged down, particularly on job security.

This comes after TV5 management opposed the inclusion of its initiative to rename some of its department and positions saying the scheduled CBA meeting last November 11 is not the venue for such discussion.

ABCEU, however, insisted on taking up the new policy since it claimed TV5 could use the provision to indiscriminately source out its manpower needs from third party service providers.

“They will declare the previous positions within the said departments as redundant and ask them (workers holding the position) to resign later on,” ABCEU explained.

“Our fear is that in the near futures this could eventually lead to massive contractualization,” it added.

ABCEU earlier questioned the policy through a grievance complaint, when it affected seven of their members.

The group later decided to forgo the complaint and just include it during the scheduled CBA negotiations.

“What we are asking to be included in the CBA, would for management to first consult us before changing the name or position…while they were more than willing to talk about wage hike, what good would it be if on the next day you no longer have a job,” ABCEU said.

The TV5 management contested, this saying the non-economic provision should not be a part of the initial phase of the CBA.

During the meeting, ABCEU also raised the issue of late remittance of union dues and the exclusion of the still being built office of TV5 in Mandaluyong City from the scope of the CBA.

A conciliation and mediation talks will be held by DoLE at 2 p.m. tomorrow in an attempt to resolve the ongoing labor dispute.