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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law a measure aimed at safeguarding the rights and welfare of entertainment industry workers by compelling their employers to meet the minimum labor rights standards in the country.
MANILA, Philippines – If properly implemented, Republic Act 11996, more popularly known as the “Eddie Garcia Law”, would ensure safe working conditions for those in the movie and TV industry.
MANILA, Philippines — Named after a veteran actor, the “Eddie Garcia Law” has been signed by President Marcos to protect and ensure the welfare of workers in the movie and television industry.
Like in a movie, we hope we can now all say "cut" to the woes of our workers in the entertainment industry with the signing of the 'Eddie Garcia' law.
The enactment into law of Republic Act No. 11996, "An Act Protecting the Welfare of Workers in the Movie and Television Industry" also known as the "Eddie Garcia Law" is a significant milestone in protecting and promoting the welfare of industry stakeholders.
SENATOR Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada is optimistic on the enactment of the landmark legislation that will protect the welfare of workers engaged in the movie and television industry in the country, regardless of functions, roles, positions, or status, before Congress adjourns sine die.
Senator Chiz Escudero has reaffirmed his support for the local film industry workers, as he voted in favor of Senate Bill 2505 which aims to give more protection to the sector against unfair treatment and poor working conditions.
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go has lauded the approval of Senate Bill No. 2505, known as the Eddie Garcia Bill, on its third reading on Monday, February 19. The bill, named after the late and esteemed actor Eddie Garcia, aims to fortify labor protections and benefits for those in the movie and television industry.