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Should You Be Kind To Bad People?

One day, an American, a Russian, and a Filipino were talking.

The Russian said, “We were first in space!”

The American said, “We were first on the moon!”

The Filipino said, “So what? Haven’t you been reading the newspaper? Our economy is doing very well. Mark my words, the Philippines will be a First World country. And we will be the first one on the sun!”

The Russian and the American looked at each other and shook their heads. “You idiot, you can’t land on the sun!” the Russian said, “You’ll burn up!”

The Filipino said, “I’m not stupid, you know. We’ll go there at night!”
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LEADERSHIP

• PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND SETTING OBJECTIVES.
• Presenting a Positive Personal Image, Being Assertive.
• Taking a Positive Attitude to and  Learning from Failure.
• Delegating Tasks to people with the Right Skill Set.
• Listening, Supporting and Giving Constructive Criticism.
• Clarifying the Problem and Making Logical Decisions.
• Persuading and Motiviting, Creating enthusiasm to make things happen.
• Taking the Initiative and Responding Flexibly to Changing Situations.
• Accepting Responsibility for mistakes and Wrong Decisions.
• Persevering when things are not Working out.

Source: Bruce Woodcock, bw@kent.ac.uk

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SO THE PUBLIC MAY KNOW -TUCP welcomes DOLE Order for Special Convention to elect officers

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT: TUCP PRESIDENT IS DEMOCRITO T. MENDOZA 

TUCP welcomes DOLE Order for Special Convention to elect officers

(Published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer September 4, 2012)

In a decision issued by the Bureau of Labor Relations (BLR) of the

Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), the Aquino government

upheld the Presidency of Atty. Democrito T. Mendoza over the Trade

Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP). The BLR ruling stemmed over

the disputed leadership of the largest labor center in the Philippines

between its erstwhile longtime leader, Atty. Democrito T. Mendoza and

Mr. Ernesto F. Herrera. The BLR ruled that the parties to the dispute

must revert to the status quo ante whereby the President of the TUCP

is Atty. Democrito T. Mendoza. The DOLE ruling also called for the

holding of a special TUCP Convention to elect new officers.

This affirmation by the Government of the Presidency over TUCP of

Atty. Democrito T. Mendoza is a welcome development and lays to rest

the spurious, self-serving claim of Mr. Ernesto F. Herrera. Eighty

percent (80%) of TUCP affiliates kept faith that the DOLE-BLR decision

would uphold our stand that Atty. Mendoza remains our TUCP President.

Even the National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) Secretary Joel

Rocamora and Technical Education and Skills Development Authority

(TESDA) Director General Joel Villanueva expressed their recognition

of Atty. Democrito T. Mendoza as the TUCP President.

We look forward to the holding of the Special Convention where we

intend to invite observers from the International Labor Organization

(ILO), the Global Union Federations (GUFs) and the International Trade

Union Confederation (ITUC) to witness the election of new TUCP

officers. We have no fear of going through these elections as we know

we have the numbers and we fully intend to overcome a discredited

pretender associated in the public mind with contractualization and

pandering to employers.

Mr. Ernesto F. Herrera should abandon the pretense that he is the TUCP

President or that he should even presume to speak for workers. That is

a cheap masquerade. We believe however there is a technicality that

will prevent Mr. Herrera from even attempting to challenge Atty.

Mendoza for the TUCP Presidency. Mr. Herrera has been expelled from

the Associated Labor Unions – TUCP (ALU-TUCP) leadership for his

disloyalty as he was already representing another federation, the

Alyansa ng Manggagawang Pilipinong Organisado (AMAPO) as its

President. Bureau of Labor Relations records reveal an almost

non-existent membership in AMAPO.

The status quo ante order of the Bureau of Labor Relations is the

first step in ending this inane and irresponsible power grab of Mr.

Herrera. TUCP with the Associated Labor Unions – VIMCONTU

(ALU-VIMCONTU), Associated Labor Union for Metal Workers (ALU-Metal),

Associated Labor Union for Textile Workers (ALU-Textile), Associated

Labor Union for Transport Workers (ALU-Transport), Association of

Trade Unions (ATU), Associated Professional, Supervisory, Office and

Technical Employees Union (APSOTEU), Confederation of Labor and Allied

Social Services (CLASS), Kapisanan ng mga Kawani ng Koreo sa Pilipinas

(KKKP), National Union of Portworkers in the Philippines (NUPP),

Pambansang Kilusan ng Paggawa (KILUSAN), Philippine Airlines Employees

Association (PALEA), Philippine Government Employees Association

(PGEA), Philippine Seafarers Union (PSU), Philippine Trade and General

Workers Organization (PTGWO), Philippine Integrated Industries Labor

Union (PIILU) and the Technical Education and Skills Development

Authority – Association of Concerned Employees (TESDA-ACE) are solidly

behind Atty. Mendoza. In the TUCP Special Convention to elect new

officers, our candidates - who are truly pro-worker - will prevail.

(Based on BLR Order No. TR-21-4-27-12 dated 10 August 2012)

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR INTERVIEWS, CONTACT:

Alan A. Tanjusay, ALU Policy Advocacy Officer
Mobile Phone: +63.947.683.1325 / Landline: (63-2) 922.5575 local 122
/ Email: associatedlaborunions@gmail.com
Office Address: TUCP-PGEA Compound Maharlika corner Masaya Streets,
UP Village Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

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