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Emily Yanson reelected head of 2 Yanson firms

Emily Yanson reelected head of 2 Yanson firms

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Emily V. Yanson was reelected president and chairman of two family firms Monday, March 8, press releases from her lawyer Carlo Joaquin Narvasa said.The separate annual meetings of Yanson Realty Development Corp. and RB Yanson Resources Phils. Inc. shareholders were held at Seda Hotel, Bacolod City, presided by Eduardo L. De Mesa Jr. as proxy for Yanson.Both meetings were attended by stockholders representing 66.67 percent of the outstanding capital stock of the corporations, the press releases said.Roy, Emily and Ricardo Yanson, Ma. Lourdes Celina Y. Lopez, Jerina Louise Y. Ramos, and Matthew Agustine Y. Lopez were elected by the shareholders anew as members of the Board of Directors of both corporations for 2021-2022.In the organizational meetings of both firms that follow...
Returning OFWs attend forum

Returning OFWs attend forum

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Kabankalan LGU photoTo provide opportunities for returning Kabankalanon overseas workers, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in partnership with the Public Employment Services Office (PESO) conducted "Trabaho, Negosyo, Kabuhayan," an OFW Forum at the Kabankalan City Function Hall on March 5.Councilor Miguel Zayco, chairman of the Committee on Trade and Industry challenged the OFWs to actively participate and get involved in the different recovery programs of the government.Elma Bachita, City PESO officer, said, “the City Government of Kabankalan has programs for OFWs. These are the “Balikabankalan”, a program exclusively for Kabankalan City residents which aims to provide P20,000.00 livelihood assistance to returning OFWs for the following reasons: who were sent home be...
3rd CBM summit held

3rd CBM summit held

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To further hone the knowledge and skills of the country's future hoteliers and restaurateurs in their chosen field, the College of Business and Management (CBM) Student Society of Central Philippines State University (CPSU) spearheaded by its president, Reymund Titong, organized their 3rd Annual CBM Summit on March 5, through a zoom conference with the theme, "Shaping the Tourism and Hospitality Sectors for 2021 and Beyond."Attendees in the virtual event were students and faculty members coming from Mindanao State University-Illigan Institute of Technology, Negros Oriental State University, and CPSU extension campuses in San Carlos, Hinigaran, Sipalay, and the main campus whose areas of specialization were Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management and Bachelor of Science in Tourism...
SSS reminds members to continue monthly contribution payments

SSS reminds members to continue monthly contribution payments

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The SSS reiterates the importance of continuing the monthly contribution payments of its members to continue receiving benefits and privileges amid the pandemic.SSS President and CEO Aurora Ignacio is encouraging its members who are voluntarily paying their dues and those who are involuntarily separated to continue their membership with the state fund as this will help them in future contingencies."We understand that times are difficult right now but continuing your membership with SSS is one of the most practical decisions that you can make for yourself and your family. Consider your SSS contributions as savings for today and an investment for your future," she pointed out."Regularly-paying members are entitled to these social security benefits provided that they meet the spec...
SSS steps up digitalization drive, expands online services

SSS steps up digitalization drive, expands online services

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The Social Security System (SSS) adds more services to its online services portfolio as it steps up efforts to digitalize member and employer transactions.SSS President and CEO Aurora C. Ignacio said the initiative aims to address the need to bring SSS services within reach of its members, pensioners, covered employers, and the public in view of social distancing and health requirements imposed by the government to stop the spread of the COVID-19."For the past years, we have been gradually shifting our stakeholders' way of transacting with us from face-to-face to online. The pandemic motivated us further to fast track our digital transformation initiatives, not only to provide our stakeholders with faster, more convenient, and more efficient means of transacting with us but also to...
Private sector boosts ASF campaign

Private sector boosts ASF campaign

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Capitol file photoThe private sector has joined the campaign against African swine fever to prevent the entry of the dreaded disease in Western Visayas.The Iloilo-Bacolod Association of Veterinary Sales Representatives (IBAVSR) will hold a four-day caravan in Negros Occidental from March 1 to 4.They held an information caravan in Iloilo and other parts of Panay in early February.For Negros Occidental, they will kick off their campaign with a meeting with Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson on Monday, March 1, for the turnover of power sprayers and disinfectants for seaports and provincial bordersThe following day, March 2, they will hold the caravan and put up posters in ports, public markets, poultry stores, and public plazas in northern Negros, and in southern Negros on Marc...
Marketing opportunities for ASF-free regions continue to expand

Marketing opportunities for ASF-free regions continue to expand

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DA-6 photoMarketing opportunities for regions that are free from the dreaded African swine fever virus continue to expand.Remelyn Recoter, director of Department of Agriculture Region 6, said several hog-producing areas in Luzon that were hit by ASF can no longer supply the pork requirements of Metro Manila.Due to this, it opened the market for “green zone” regions, including Western Visayas, she said.This pushed the Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) of Negros Occidental to campaign for intensive swine restocking among backyard raisers now that the liveweight price for hogs has reached up to P170 per kilogram in Metro Manila, she said.Although Negros Occidental has 5,000 hogs surplus every month, animal raisers are advised to breed more hogs because of the growing popu...
Yanson matriarch, son retain control of CFRC

Yanson matriarch, son retain control of CFRC

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Olivia Yanson and her son, Leo Rey, remain in control of Countryside Food Resources Corp. (CFRC), a press release from the firm said.Olivia, Leo Rey, Ginnette Y. Dumancas, Charles M. Dumancas, Anita G. Chua, Arvin John V. Villaruel, Rey C. Ardo and Daniel Nicolas Golez were re-elected as members of CFRC Board of Directors at their annual stockholders meeting in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City, today, March 1.The Board reappointed Leo Rey as chairman of the board and president of CFRC, while Olivia was re-appointed corporate secretary and treasurer.Despite due notice, stockholders Roy, Emily and Ricardo Yanson, and Ma. Lourdes Celina Yanson-Lopez were absent, the press release said.The four Yanson siblings, who are facing several warrants of arrest, are believed to abroad...
GAWA moves to protect delivery service workers

GAWA moves to protect delivery service workers

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The General Alliance of Workers Association has activated its organizing mechanism for delivery service workers and drivers in Negros Occidental, GAWA secretary General Wennie Sancho said today, February 26.All workers in the delivery services, whether regular or contractual, can affiliate with GAWA individually or by groups, he said.“Since they are not unionized, they can be protected by GAWA,” he saidMost of these workers are vulnerable to exploitation and abuses by unscrupulous employers, Sancho said.GAWA has noted that during the COVID-19 pandemic, delivery services of food and goods scaled up as one of the most profitable businesses in the country, he said.“In their desire to earn to sustain the needs of their families, many of these delivery workers and drivers ar...
Kabankalan farmers get P649,000 in insurance claims

Kabankalan farmers get P649,000 in insurance claims

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Kabankalan LGU photoAgricultural production represents major livelihood in the city of Kabankalan where 141 farmers from different barangays received insurance claims amounting to P649,000 from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation.The insurance claims were released Wednesday, February 24, at the Demo Farm, Brgy. Hilamonan, Kabankalan.Mayor Pedro Zayco Jr. said, ”hopefully, this will jump start good production in the next crop. It is important to uplift the lives of our farmers since the agriculture sector contributes a big part in the economy of the city.”The impact of damages during the first and second crops for crop year 2020-2021 were covered by PCIC insurance coverage.*
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