National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines

National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines This is the official page of the joint federations of NACUSIP, PACIWU, CIO and FLO The founding labor unions are the following:
1. Bamban Labor Union
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The National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines, popularly known as NACUSIP, was organized on August 27-28, 1965 by seventeen (17) labor unions representing sugar mill and sugar farm workers in Luzon and the Visayas during the founding convention held at the then University of the Philippines Asian Labor Education Center now University of the Philippines School of Labor an

d Industrial Relations -UPSOLAIR, Dilliman, Quezon City. AWA Bacolod Murcia Central Chapter
2. Central Azucarera de Tarlac Labor Union
4. Congress of Independent Organizations
5. Fraternal Labor Organizations
6. Inter-Island Labor Organization
7. National Union of Plantation, Agricultural and Allied Workers
8. New Pasumil Workers Union
9. Pasudeco Workers Union
10. Pasumi Laborers and Employees Associaton
11. Philippine Labor Union Association
12. United Central-Cellulose Labor Association
13. United Luisita Workers Union
14. Victorias Milling Company Industrial Workers Union
15. First Farmers Employees and Laborers Cooperative Union
16. United Pasudeco Security Guards Association
17. Associated Labor Union

07/07/2026

Ang matuod-tuod na meaning sang RSSI ay Reason for Sustained Sugar Importation!😅 .

07/07/2026

Ang matuod-tuod na meaning sang RSSI ay Reason for Sustained Sugar Importation!😅 .

03/07/2026

Sa pagdinig ng House Committee on Labor and Employment na pinamumun...

01/07/2026
01/07/2026

THE Trade Union Congress of the Philippines has reiterated its call for the immediate passage of House Bill 88 or the proposed P200 daily minimum wage increase.

Authored by TUCP Party-list and House Deputy Speaker Raymond Democrito C. Mendoza, the bill is set to be discussed on a public hearing to be conducted by the House Committee on Labor and Employment this week.

The same bill has been approved on third and final reading by the House during the 19th Congress.

“Mr. President, if your Administration is serious about rebuilding public trust, then it must begin where public frustration is deepest: in the empty wallets of Filipino workers and their families. Minimum wage adjustments in scraps and tranches, given by broken obsolete regional wage boards which hold public hearings but determines the amount of wage increases behind closed doors, will only exacerbate our people’s disillusionment. The Senate and the House are now the workers’ battlefield for a legislated wage hike, but Malacañang is far from powerless. The President can and should certify the measure as urgent. At the very least, he should direct his economic managers to not block or kill the legislated wage hike and rather treat it as an investment in workers’ productivity and our national economy. The President should also instruct new Labor Secretart Francis Tolentino to talk to the labor sector and to commit to faithfully implementing the legislated wage hike once passed by Congress, no ifs and no buts,” Mendoza said.

READ: https://journalnews.com.ph/tucp-presses-p200-minimum-wage-increase/

30/06/2026

Sino ang matuod-tuod na peste? Ang mga gapungko sa Sugar Board o ang RSSI?

30/06/2026

WITH public trust in the administration at a historic low, organized labor is pressing both Malacañang and Congress to prioritize a legislated P200 daily wage hike, saying that economic relief is the only way to restore worker confidence.

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27/06/2026

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Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

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