II. Collective Bargaining Era and Economic Unionism (1953–1965)
II. Collective Bargaining Era and Economic Unionism (1953–1965)
Social Movement Unionism
Union Obrera Democratica (UOD) as the first established union federation in the Philippines
First type of labor union that stands to target systematic issues.
SMUs have different visions to improve labor rights.
“Welgang bayan” of Kilusang Mayo Uno
Internationally-recognized like Alliance of Progressive Labor
Tackle intersectional issues (gender and labor) by SENTRO
Take seats in political parties by Akbayan
Philippine Labor Unions
Definition of a labor union
The Union Obrera Democratica (UOD)
The downfall of the UOD
The actual cause of concern
Some insight on Quezon’s presidency
Industrial peace act in 1953
Unions in around 1963
Trade Union Development
1901: repression stage of unions
The Spanish Penal Code
Act No. 1868
Birth of mutual aid organizations
1945: Communist and non-Communist affiliations
Hukbalahap misconceptions
Marginalized Filipino trade unionists
Band-aid solutions of incentives, rather than sound labor direction.
Political elites and foreign-dominated policies weaken collective bargaining
The PH Labor Movement Timeline