VICE PRESIDENT AND CO- FOUNDER GREG R MERCADO PARTICIPATES THE CBA PROGRAM

SEMINAR ON COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATION:

CAPACITY BUILDING FOR TRADE UNION NEGOTIATIORS

Sarrosa International Hotel, Cebu City

26-29 August 2013

DIRECTORY OF PARTICIPANTS

ASSOCIATED LABOR UNION-TUCP IN VISAYAS

CarlitoSuco

President

Chonghua Hospital Labor Union – ALU-TUCP

Mariner’s Court, Pier 1, Cebu City

c/o artbarrit@gmail.com

0916 313 1798

July 7, 1962

Mercy Taghoy

Union President

Mactan Isla Employees Union-ALU-TUCP

Mariner’s Court, Pier 1, Cebu City

lovely_libre@yahoo.com

494 2076 / 256 1676

February 15, 1974

EdelynE. Obedencio

Union Vice President

SUMC Foundation,Inc. Employees’ Union – ALU-TUCP

V. Aldecoa Road, Daro, Dumaguete City

edz.espina@gmail.com

0935-8089365

May 29, 1980

Jesus Luis Sesaldo

Union President

Sunpride Union-ALU-TUCP

S.E. Jayme 67, Paknaan, Mandaue

c/o artbarrit@gmail.com

0933 698 8614  / 345 785

November 1, 1967

Art Barrit

Director, Education and Information

ALU Visayas

2^ndFlr., Mariner’s Court, Pier 1, Cebu City

artbarrit@gmail.com

0917 8008272/0925 5888333

February 28, 1965

ALLIANCE OF PROGRESSIVE LABOR,Visayas

LinoArcay

Union President

NUWRAIN Montebello Villa Hotel Chapter–APL-IUF

Address: Lot 46 Blk. 14 Oak St., Decahomes 4, Bangkal, Lapu-lapu City

0915 627 3333

linoarcay@yahoo.com

September 23, 1969

Joselito Regis

Union President

Cebu Midtown Hotel Employees’ Union (CMHEU-NUWHRAIN)

F. Ramos St., Cebu City

cmheu_nuwhrain@ymail.com            

032 582 7111 / 0917 316 2722/0917 6132722

February 6, 1974

Marlon Vano

Vice President

Bohol Light Cp., Inc. Employees Union (BLCIEU-APL)

R. Enerio St., Pob. 3, Tagbiliran City

marlonvanz@yahoo.com

0919 687 4531

April 8, 1981

Jeffry Perez

Union Secretary

Shemberg Employees Independent Union (SEIU)-NUWHRAIN-APL

S.E. Jayme St., Pakna-an, Mandaue City

jpoy_juvy1901@yahoo.com.ph

0935 241 4326 /423 1087 / 346 0789

October 19, 1977

Josefina Galido-Marcelo

Vice-President

Bohol Limestone Mining Workers’ Union (BLMWU)

c/o PMSC, Garcia-Hernandez, Bohol

jojogalidomarcelo@yahoo.com

0910 7844031

March 4, 1963

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF LABOR

RyalMah

Area Deputy Secretary General

BuklodngManggagawasaRCPI-NFL(BMRCPI) and

Member, Negotiating Panel of the Union

Canduman, Mandaue City

mah_ryal@yahoo.com

0943 456 0110

Birth Date: October 12, 1984

Rodrigo Navarro

Director for Visayas,

National Federation of Labor

Address in Cebu City

rodnavarro98@yahoo.com

0920 488 3674

BirApril 9, 1960

JudylMongcupaBerongoy

Regional Representative (Region 7)

National Federation of Labor

Gov. M. Roa St., Cebu City

juday1982@yahoo.com

0917 715 5560

December 18, 1982

EutiquioCofino

Board of Director

UR Sugar Central Corp

Bais City, Negros Oriental

0905 736 2098

eutiquiocofino@yahoo.com

December 11, 1960

DeobelDecocares

National President

National Federation of Labor

PoblacionMinglanilla, Cebu

09173636974

deobel_bdeocares@yahoo.com

September 25, 1957

Tony Fulgado

Secretary General, BuklodngManggagawasa RCPI-NFL

3^rdFlr. Annex Bldg. RCPI. 711 Edsa Cor. New York St., Cubao, Q.C.

09235335949

bmrcpi_nfl@hotmail.com

March 3, 1973

FEDERATION OF FREE WORKERS

Philip Flores

President

Philippine Mining Services Workers’ Union-FFW

c/o Phil. Mining Services Corp.

Pugado, Alcoy, Cebu

philipflores3001@yahoo.com

Tel: 032 483 9003; Fax: 032 253 8500

January 30, 1977

BenedictoBeejayMarasigan  (live-in)

Secretary, Visayas Coordinator

Globe Telecom Employees Union-FFW

Globe Telecom Bldg, UN Ave. Manila

GTEU gteusec@yahoo.com

0919 889 8988

September 8, 1981

Oriel Marano

Position in Union

TRCIEA-FFW

Address: Pito-os, Cebu City

partners3712@gmail.com

0915 440 9959

March 5, 1983

Colleen Polinar

Union Representative for Cebu

BPI Family Bank Employees’ Union-FFW

BPI Family Bank Mandaue Branch, Cebu

colleenpolinar@yahoo.com

0915 881 2355

October 31, 1957

Ephraim Tia

Secretary/PRO

LSC-FFW

Sagay City, Negros Occidental

ephraimtia@yahoo.com

0920 624 9067

November 13, 1977

TUCP-ITUC

Marvin Abrea

Member of the Board of Directors

Vallacar Transit Employees Union (PACIWU-TUCP), (from Cebu)

Address: Carcar City, Cebu

Email:

0917 9176668

March 7, 1972

Ramon Navarro, Jr.

Union President

CIO-DBI Chapter

Distelleria Bag-o Inc., Negros Occidental

monssky_1972@yahoo.com

Mobile: 09478921356

November 30, 1972

Ryan Alexis Mendez

Regional Chairman – Visayas Region

Banco de Oro Employees Union-NUBE-TUCP-ATUC

Minglanilla, Cebu

ryan_kidsex@yahoo.com

09158635686

April 6, 1973

Other Workers’ Organizations:

Gregorio R. Mercado

Vice President for Operations

Association of Leaders and Micro-entrepreneurs (ALAM)

Talisay City, Cebu

c/o maranga1@yahoo.com

0928 218 2811

August 7, 1949

Tess Montebon

TESDA Alliance of Concerned Employees

TESDA Region VII

Cebu City

Nancy Lisondra

TESDA Alliance of Concerned Workers

TESDA Region VII

Cebu City

RESOURCE SPEAKERS /Panel Discussants

Shigeru Wada

Workers’ Specialist

ILO Bangkok Regional  Office

RogelTapang

Guthrie and Jensen

Att. Jose Sonny G. Sonny Matula

National President

Federation of Free Worker (FFW-ITUC)

1943 Taft Avenue, Malate Manila

Teodoro B. Locson Jr.

Vice President, External Affairs & Relations

Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry

3^rdFlr.,  CCCICener, Cor. Commerce & Industry Sts.,

North Reclamation Area 6000, Cebu City

Mobile: (+63) 920 931 9256

Tels.: (63) 032 232 1421 to 24 / 232 3938 

Fax: (63) 032 232 1422 / 412 9461

Website: www.cebuchamber.org

Email: info@cebuchamber.org

Edmund Mirasol

Director

National Mediation and Conciliation Board, Region VII

edmirasol@yahoo.com

+63917 708 1960

ILO Manila Office

Hilda Tidalgo

Program Officer

ILO Manila Office

19^thFlr., RCBC Building

Makati City, MM

Secretariat

Antonio C. Asper, Coordinator / Facilitator

Mobile: +63917 807 9031  Fax: (632) 400 6656

Email: acasper1951@yahoo.com

Gladys Bendoval

Federation of Free Workers

1943 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila

Tel.: (02) 5219435  Fax: (02) 400 6656

ALAM UPDATE September 6 2012

DESCRIPTION OF ALAM LOGO

The ALAM  LOGO : The Square Box represents Fairness. in dealing 

with officers and members of ALAM,  while the Triangle in the Box  

indicates the Moral, Social and Economic Development policy 

of the Association. in support to the Mutual Aid and Intra-organizational

Protection effort  among members and beneficiaries

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF ALAM ISSUED ON MARCH 24, 2010, DOLE 7

­­­­­ASSOCIATION OF LEADERS AND MICRO-ENTREPRENEURS

 UPDATES , September 6, 2012

Name of Training Center/ Address	ALAM Association of Leaders and Micro-entrepreneurs -  Center  for Healthy Life   Room 9, 3rd Floor  Albulario Bldg. Gen. Maxilum. Ave. Cebu City transferred to Natalio Bacalso Highway, Kamagayan Lawaan, Talisay City (for Natural /Organic Learning Farm and  753 Katipunan St. Tisa , City for coordination and contact area.
Description	The    Association of Leaders and Micro-entrepreneurs is registered with the Department of Labor and Employment Region VII. Its main purpose is to encourage workers, both in the formal industrial organizations and self-employed individuals to evolve into leaders of workers and profitable micro-entrepreneurs. ALAM  is founded in the principle of “pay forward” as a gesture of gratitude of the founders and officers to share their knowledge and skills as workers and self-employed individuals. The association is focused on education, sharing of knowledge and skills and self-help programs for beneficiaries. It shall strive to link its technical resource to government programs and disseminate information and projects to beneficiaries and members.
Board of Directors Officers and members	Dr. Silvano B. Maranga-             Founder /President; TESDA Dir. (Ret) Mr Gregorio R. Mercado, CSP,  Co-founder Exec VP, Security Safety Consultant Engr. Oscar  S. Ma                     Auditor  and Environment and Network Manager Zeoxes  A. Alforque                   Treasurer, Land/building owner,    OFW Canada Voltair  P. Maranga                 Organic farming Advocate Nicodemos  A. Alforque            Canadian mission team leader
Method of Operation:	Conducts orientation, seminars and workshops on Communication, Working in a Team, Healthy Life Style, Organic and Natural Urban Farming, Entrepreneurship, Computer applications,   Machine Operations, Marine Engines operation and maintenance, Security and safety in Operations, Electrical and other industrial skills through tutorials, informal and formal training programs and actual applications in the work place and in own micro-enterprise.         Officers of ALAM  recruit, screen and qualify potential beneficiaries of the different programs and projects and link for work improvement, self-employment and entrepreneurial   endeavors and assistance to deployment.          It seeks grants from external sources to complement the imputed resources ( in kind), and  the financial costs of beneficiaries for  training and livelihood projects..
WEBSITE	www.foundersalam.blogspot.com
. Contact numbers, email	Silvano B Maranga, 09399025484; Gregorio R. Mercado, 09282182811, Landline- (032)4068398 e-mail   -  maranga1@yahoo.com
Vision, Mission, Goals and Quality Policy	Vision:      to be an effective partner in workers’ development, entrepreneurship, healthy lifestyle through technology application, agro-industrial skills training and livelihood endeavors with the end- in view to alleviate the effects of global warming and poverty. Mission:   Develop leaders from the working class to achieve quality service, skill and entrepreneurial competencies, through moral, social and economic programs Goals:  Link needs of beneficiaries to government and non-government institutions for assistance and development Quality policy :      Healthy lifestyle among beneficiaries is a measure of performance and evaluation of beneficiaries undergoing an ALAM program.
Record of activities and partners	General Meeting- September 6, 2012- Agenda 1.    Review/ approval of draft Constitution 2.    Qualification of Members/ Beneficiaries 3.    Recommendations for amendments Present:   Dr. Silvano B. Maranga-             Founder /President; TESDA Dir. (Ret) Mr Gregorio R. Mercado, CSP,  Co-founder Exec VP, Security Consultant Engr. Oscar  S. Ma                     Auditor/ Network Environment Manager Zeoxes  A. Alforque                   Treasurer, Land/building owner,    OFW Canada Voltair  P. Maranga                   Organic farming Advocate Nicodemos  A. Alforque            Canadian mission team leader Agreements: Transfer  the office from Room 9, 3rd floor Albulario Bldg.General Maxilum Avenue, Cebu City to Natalio Bacalso Highway, Kamagayan Lawaan, Talisay City  and at 753 Katipunan St. Tisa Cebu City as contact/ coordination  center Amend the Constitution of A.L.A.M.  to incorporate  Moral , Social and Economic well-being of members, mutual aid and protection of its officers, members and beneficiaries ALAM Ad Hoc Officers are replaced with regular officers/members Submit proposals to DOST, DepEd, TESDA Study possibility of co-location at DOST 7 Compound Link with ACES, Filipino Cebuano (SME)  Business Club Identify potential links to other countries for financial assistance to beneficiaries Membership in this association shall consist of the following: 1  Founding Members – are the initiators of ALAM 2. Officer Members     - believers, volunteers, action directed and resource- based in the achievement of the Vision, Mission and Goals of ALAM  Honorary  Member(non-voting) ·         Any individual who has made outstanding contributions to the advancement of the micro-entrepreneurs and workers Institutional Member(non-voting) ·         An institutional  member shall include firms, agencies institutions and organizations involved in education and training Set-up a website of A.L.A.M. Definition of Terms: a.    Pay forward- an act or an  intent to repay people and organizations  that have contributed to the development of a person and do unto others and share what good things the person learned and acquired. b.    Good moral value-  a personal view and action towards making good without necessarily be shown to others c.    Good social life- creating goodwill, caring for people and family d.    Good economic life – defined as self –sufficient and does own livelihood activities through developing entrepreneurial competencies e.    Mutual aid – an effort to help each other in times of need in cash or kind f.     Protection – Intra –organizational method of networking with proper agencies and authorities that beneficiary members be protected and cared for from sickness, environmental events and physical harm  Rights and Privileges of officers and beneficiaries a.    There shall always be 5  members of the board from the above listed  officers and the founders who shall create policy directions and assign individuals to perform specific tasks b.    Beneficiaries are recipients of services with no voting rights and shall be focused on project implementation and feedback  for quality assurance
Financial Management	There are no financial transactions from the time of registration of A.L.A.M. until this date as the leaders focused on advocating its vision, mission and goals to prospective members and building up membership through meetings and personal visits. No collections were made as the organizers believe in volunteerism It is planned that with the available resources of the organizers and officers, A.L.A.M, will be able to partner with government agencies and Non-government organizations for grants and non-collateralized loans A.L.A.M.  is presently discussing with ACES Polytechnic College, a non- stock non –profit organization, for  partnership endeavors with DOST. The plan is for   ALAM to present proposals to DOST and utilize the financial processes of ACES as its representative in region VII, to facilitate recording, reporting and fund liquidation of grants.
Assets of ALAM	ALAM is a self-help organization where members are willing to share existing resources in the pursuit of the vision, mission and goals of the organization.               The list indicate  the pledges of members and officers to ensure the development of A.L.A.M. 1.    Use of a 50-square meter building and an open space of 2000 sq. meters,  along the Natalio Bacalso highway, Lawaan, Talisay City 2.    Use of 1 -hectare land in Minglanilla for organic agriculture 3.    Use of 600- square meter residential lot in Asturias, Cebu and 3,500 sq m in Lapulapu City 4.    Telephone facilities both landline and cell phones 5.    Laptop computers 6.    Car for project coordination 7.    Website for information sharing 8. Personal expense in support to the mission of ALAM at Php 5,000.00 per month 9. Experiences and technical expertise of founders and officers a.    Project conceptualization and planning b.    Project implementation c.    Training in both formal and non-formal systems d.    Financial management e.    Project monitoring and evaluation f.     Experience in overseas assignment and contacts in foreign countries
NEXT STEPS	Visits to DOLE. TESDA , DOST,DTI Prepare proposals to DOST, DTI Continuous improvement program for recruitment of qualified members Continuing review of Constitution and By-laws
Signed:	President:                         Dr. Silvano B. Maranga Exec V P/ Acting Sec.-   Gregorio R. Mercado, CSP