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Kaisa ako ng mga Grab riders at lahat ng riders sa iba't-ibang platforms sa laban nila para sa mas makatarungang fare matrix. These platform companies that engage in abusive practices have a lot of explaining to do.
MANILA, Philippines — Hundreds of delivery riders on Sunday protested along Tomas Morato in Quezon City over the alleged unfair labor practices of ride-hailing company Grab.
The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has raised the passenger and cargo fuel surcharge for November due to higher operating costs of airlines.
MANILA, Philippines — Motorists traveling through the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) would have to pay P0.64 more per kilometer in toll fee beginning Oct. 17.
The Capital Markets Integrity Corp. (CMIC) [link] has proposed amendments to the CMIC Rules to give the CMIC more “latitude” in imposing sanctions on trading participants and a “freer hand” in exempting trading participants from the imposition of those sanctions under certain circumstances. The main amendments are to Section 4 - Types of Sanctions, which would: (1) insert a second level of monetary sanctions between the small fines for a “first violation” and the imposition of a denial of trading rights and access to trading infrastructure for a “second violation”; (2) add a new sanction type called “disgorgement”, which would allow CMIC to seek damages equivalent to up to twice the value of “any gains unlawfully obtained”; and (3) increase the minimum fine for a fourth “major” violation to P100,000. CMIC said that the rule changes are intended to support its stated policy of “minimizing, if not totally eliminating insider trading” and “manipulation” that creates “distortions in the free market.”
MANILA, Philippines — The P1 provisional fare increase will provide at least P200 additional earnings for drivers of public utility jeepneys after it took effect yesterday, transport group Pinagkaisang Samahan ng mga Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON) said.
MANILA, Philippines — Starting Sunday, the minimum fare for public utility jeepneys nationwide will be P13 after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) approved a provisional increase of P1.