‘Overworked’ ABS-CBN drivers stage protest
San Fernando said he plans to file a resolution at the House of Representatives seeking an investigation into the complaints raised by ABS-CBN employees.
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San Fernando said he plans to file a resolution at the House of Representatives seeking an investigation into the complaints raised by ABS-CBN employees.
Drivers of the ABS-CBN staged a protest Saturday outside the television network’s compound, alleging unfair working conditions and excessive workloads.
The drivers said they have worked for the network for years but remain non-regular employees because they are hired through an agency.
They also claimed that aside from their driving duties, they are tasked to work as assistant cameramen but receive only an additional P100 daily for the extra work.
The protesters further claimed that their hazard pay has not been released.
Eli San Fernando, Representative of Kamangagawa Partylist, expressed support for the drivers’ call for fair treatment.
San Fernando said he plans to file a resolution at the House of Representatives seeking an investigation into the complaints raised by ABS-CBN employees.
According to the protesting workers, other employees are allegedly afraid to speak out because of threats of dismissal.
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