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    The Associated Labor Unions (ALU) was founded in 1954 in Cebu City by lawyers to legitimize labor organizations. ALU continues to advance workers' rights and dignity despite risks. In the early 1960s, ALU had its first martyr when a member was killed while guarding a picket line, and several other members were killed in actions over the following decades. Strengthened partnerships have enabled ALU to access assistance programs and negotiate over 800 collective bargaining agreements across industries, though industrial relations remained challenging with some strikes occurring.

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    The Associated Labor Unions (ALU) was founded in 1954 in Cebu City by lawyers to legitimize labor organizations. ALU continues to advance workers' rights and dignity despite risks. In the early 1960s, ALU had its first martyr when a member was killed while guarding a picket line, and several other members were killed in actions over the following decades. Strengthened partnerships have enabled ALU to access assistance programs and negotiate over 800 collective bargaining agreements across industries, though industrial relations remained challenging with some strikes occurring.

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    The Associated Labor Unions (ALU) was founded in 1954 in Cebu City by lawyers to legitimize labor organizations. ALU continues to advance workers' rights and dignity despite risks. In the early 1960s, ALU had its first martyr when a member was killed while guarding a picket line, and several other members were killed in actions over the following decades. Strengthened partnerships have enabled ALU to access assistance programs and negotiate over 800 collective bargaining agreements across industries, though industrial relations remained challenging with some strikes occurring.

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    ASSOCIATED LABOR

    UNION (ALU)
    By Clariss L. Obligado
    Associated Labor Unions (ALU)

    The Associated Labor Unions (ALU) was


    founded on April 17, 1954 in Cebu City by
    practicing lawyers Januario T. Seno,
    Democrito T. Mendoza, and Cecilio T. Seno.
    It was legitimized as a labor organization
    through Department of Labor Certificate of
    Registration No. 783-IP dated 2 July 1954.
    Associated Labor Unions (ALU)

     ALU continues to nurture the vision and ideals that


    drove its creation 58 years ago advancing trade
    unionism to uphold the dignity of labor, protect human
    and trade unions rights, respect the integrity of the
    earth, work for sustainable development and
    intergenerational equity, and improve quality of life,
    despite risks and sometimes, the absence of
    recognition.
    Associated Labor Unions (ALU)

     In the early 60’s , Bro. Quirino Regidor who was shot dead
    while guarding a picket line became ALU’s first martyr.
    Killed also in action were: Bro. Ladislao Ybarreta on 1 June
    1970 in Cebu City; Atty. Venerando Briones on 3 April 1984
    in Quezon City; Bro. Rodrigo Lapulapu of Marsman
    Plantation on 25 December 1984 in Davao del Norte; Atty.
    Vic Villordon of ALU’s Radio DYLA on 28 December 1984 in
    Cebu City; Atty. Max Nunez on 15 June 1985 in Davao City;
    and Bro. Carlos Fajardo of UTEX on 26 March 1988 in
    Antipolo City.
    Associated Labor Unions (ALU)

     Strengthened partnerships enabled. ALU to access


    project or program assistance such as from the
    department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) thru its
    Workers Organizations Development Program (WODP)
    and Workers Income Augmentation Program (WINAP),
    Building and Wood Workers International (BWI), All
    Japan Seaman’s Union (JSU), Technical Education and
    Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and a number of
    local companies and organizations.
    Associated Labor Unions (ALU)

     The federation helped prepared and negotiated a


    number of collective bargaining proposals and
    managed more than 831 Collective Bargaining
    Agreements (CBAs) across industries.
     Industrial relations were also a challenge during the
    last five years although 77 percent of 44 notices of
    strike filed were amicably settled. Ten strike notices
    developed into actual work interruptions, but none
    resulted in company closure.

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