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Some 26,000 workers may be laid off if four of the countrys largest sardine processing and canning factories close, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) reported yesterday.
In a report to Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas, the DOLE regional office in Zamboanga City said that four sardine factories operating there filed notices of temporary closure.
The four companies Mega Zamboanga Universal Fishing, Miramar, YL Fishing and Ayala Foods employ a total of 26,000 workers, including those working at fishing ports and as tuna canners.
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In a report to Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas, the DOLE regional office in Zamboanga City said that four sardine factories operating there filed notices of temporary closure.
The four companies Mega Zamboanga Universal Fishing, Miramar, YL Fishing and Ayala Foods employ a total of 26,000 workers, including those working at fishing ports and as tuna canners.
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