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Dole Ro6, Iloilo City Locals/Chapters DOLE RO6, ILOILO CITY LOCALS/CHAPTERS as of December 31, 2013 # Federation Name of Locals/Chapters Establishment Address President Date Filed Products/Services Members NACUSIP ALLIED WORKERS' ASSN OF THE PHILS. - MA-AO SUGAR CENTRAL INC. STA. CECILIA, BAGO CITY, NEGROS ERNESTO PEROY 3-Sep-98 MANUFACTURING MISSING 1 NACUSIP OCCIDENTAL (NLM- HAD. VILLA LINA, INC. DEMOCRATIC UNION HAD. VILLA LINA, INC. BRGY.PALAMPAS, SAN CARLOS 22-Apr-08 AGRICULTURE 60 2 KATIPUNAN- OF WORKERS (NLM-KATIPUNAN-WFTU) CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL WFTU) ALU FIRST FARMERS EMP & LABORERS COOP U - FIRST FARMERS MILLING CO. INC TALISAY CITY, NEGROS AMILO TABANQUERAO 9-Dec-99 MANUFACTURING 591 3 ALU-NACUSIP OCCIDENTAL ALU M. LHUILLIER NEGROS OCCIDENTAL E U - M. LHUILLIER NEG. OCC. PAWNSHOP MISSING JOHANNE A. PADILLA 26-Feb-99 AGRICULTURE MISSING 4 ALU APSOTEU PNOC EDC NORTHERN NEGROS PNOC EDC NORTHERN NEGROS BRGY. MAILUM, BAGO CITY, ROY M. GERONA 24-Jul-07 GEOTHERMAL 100 GEOTHERMAL PRODUCTION FIELD GEOTHERMAL PRODUCTION FIELD NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 5 ASSOCIATION OF TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES UNION- APSOTEU-TUCP CAILO AMBULANT SUGAR WORKERS' UNION-CAILO AMBULANT SUGAR PLANTATION HDA.FLORIDA, BAGO CITY, NEGROS PABLITO O. 10-Dec-04 AGRICULTURE 28 6 CHAPTER OCCIDENTAL BRIGADIEL,SR. CAILO ASSOCIATION OF VAMCO EMPLOYEES-CAILO VAMCO MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 MISSING MISSING 7 CAILO BUGNA DOCKHAND WORKERS UNION-CAILO BUGNA DOCKHAND MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 STEVEDORING MISSING 8 CAILO CAILO HDA. LOURDES WORKERS' UNION HDA. LOURDES BINALBAGAN, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL LUCRESIA VIVAS 17-Apr-02 AGRICULTURE 31 9 CHAPTER CAILO CAILO HDA. SOCORRO CHAPTER HDA. SOCORRO HDA. SOCORRO BRGY. MATAB-ANG ELIAS BALDERAS 25-May-00 AGRICULTURE 45 10 CAILO CAILO HDA. VISTA II/ASUNCION WORKERS HDA. VISTA II/ASUNCION NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CLAUDIO SALANATIN 17-Oct-01 AGRICULTURE 80 11 UNION CHAPTER CAILO CAILO-OLIVET DRUG WORKERS' UNION OLIVET DRUG STORE LACSON-CORDOVA ST., BACOLOD DONATO FINES 24-May-02 RETAIL TRADE/DRUG 16 CHAPTER (CODWUC) CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL STORE 12 CAILO CAILO-HDA. ROMMEL/MARITALDAN HDA. ROMMEL/MARITALDAN BGY. CONSING, EB MAGALONA, VILMA GARCIA 25-May-00 AGRICULTURE 35 13 CHAPTER NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO GOLDENFIELD GARDEN HOTEL WORKES HOLDER FIELD GARDEN HOTEL INC. SINGCANG, BACOLOD CITY, MISSING 21-Dec-95 RESTAURANT MISSING 14 UNION-CAILO NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HAD. VALENCIA WORKERS UNION-CAILO HAD. VALENCIA BRGY. BURGOS, CADFIZ CITY, 3-Sep-08 AGRICULTURE 72 15 CHAPTER NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. AGUSTINE WORKERS UNION-CAILO HDA. AGUSTINA MISSING EUSEBIO LAPOY 21-Dec-95 AGRICULTURE MISSING 16 CAILO HDA. ARAO DULOMAN WORKERS UNION- HDA. ARAO DULOMAN MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 AGRICULTURE MISSING 17 CAILO Page 1 of 11 # Federation Name of Locals/Chapters Establishment Address President Date Filed Products/Services Members CAILO HDA. BALDOMERO MARIA WORKERS' UNION HDA. BALDOMERO MISSING RENATO JARO 18-Jun-01 AGRICULTURE 41 18 CAILO HDA. BIGONIA WORKERS UNION HDA. BIGONIA BRGY. PURISIMA, MANAPLA, JERRY DELFIN 20-Jun-01 AGRICULTURE 25 19 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. BINALIWAN CHAPTER - CAILO HDA. BINALIWAN TALISAY CITY, NEGROS SIGFREDO MENDOZA 16-Mar-00 AGRICULTURE 35 20 OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. BJORMAINE CLATNIC WORKERS HDA. BJORMAINE CLAYTNIC MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 AGRICULTURE MISSING 21 UNION-CAILO CAILO HDA. CADUHA-AN V (FORMER HDA. HDA. CADUHA-AN V (FORMER HDA. HDA. CADUHA-AN V, CADIZ CITY, JULIO E. OLVIDO 20-Apr-06 AGRICULTURE 49 22 CONCHA) WORKERS UNION CAILO CHAPTER CONCHA) NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. CAMANSI WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEV'T VILLA ANGELA SN JUAN, BACOLOD JOELITO SEPEDA 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 69 23 CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. CANDELARIA WORKERS' UNION HDA. CANDELARIA MANAPLA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL LORENZO ZAMORA 16-Mar-00 AGRICULTURE 81 24 CAILO HDA. CARUGIAT WORKERS' UNION CAILO HDA. CARUGIAT VICTORIAN CITY, NEGROS ERNESTO LLAVORE 11-Dec-00 AGRICULTURE 34 25 CHAPTER OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. DE FUEGO I WORKERS UNION-CAILO HDA. DE FUEGO I MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 AGRICULTURE MISSING 26 CAILO HDA. EMMA WORKER'S UNION HDA. EMMA MA-AO, BAGO CITY, NEGROS OCC. ARMANDO SALAZAR 19-Feb-02 AGRICULTURE 47 27 CAILO HDA. HELVETIA WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEVT. VILLA ANGELA SANN JUAN, FELIPE DECIN 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 75 28 BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. HERMILINDA WORKERS' UNION CAILO HDA. HERMILINDA BRGY. GRANADA, BACOLOD CITY CELINO BILLANES 11-Dec-00 AGRICULTURE 32 29 CHAPTER CAILO HDA. IDEAL WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEVT. VILLA ANGELA SN JUAN, BACOLOD BALDOMERO GONZALES 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 150 30 CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. IMBANG WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEVT. VILLA ANGELA SN JUAN, BACOLOD ELADIO SELENDRON 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 88 31 CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. JOVELLANOS WORKERS' UNION CAILO HDA. JOVELLANOS BRGY.CANSILAYAN, NEGROS OCC. RICARDO LABRADOR 11-Dec-00 AGRICULTURE 63 32 CHAPTER CAILO HDA. MARITALDAN WORKERS' UNION HDA. MARITALDAN BRGY. CONSING,E.B. MAGALONA VIOLETA M. TOGORES 20-Jun-01 AGRICULTURE 28 33 CAILO HDA. MOKY'S WORKERS UNION -CAILO HDA. MOKY'S MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 AGRICULTURE MISSING 34 CAILO HDA. NAJALINAN WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEV'T. VILLA ANGELA SN JUAN, BACOLOD JAIME TRENUELA 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 102 35 CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. NAKALANG WORKERS UNION CHAPTER HDA. NAKALANG,BAGO,NEGROS OCC. BRGY. ILIGAN, MA-AO, BAGO CITY, GENEROSO ESPANOLA 1-Apr-03 AGRICULTURE 72 36 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. RONGO WORKERS' UNION - CAILO IMPERAN AGRICULTURAL DEV'T VILLA ANGELA SN JUAN, BACOLOD JESUS PALLER 7-Apr-99 AGRICULTURE 64 37 CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL Page 2 of 11 # Federation Name of Locals/Chapters Establishment Address President Date Filed Products/Services Members CAILO HDA. SAN JUAN-YUSAY WORKERS' UNION HDA. SAN JUAN-YUSAY DON HERMANOS,TALISAY CITY, LORENA ESIDERIO 11-Jul-03 AGRICULTURE 33 38 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. STA. CECILIA FORTUNA WORKERS HDA. STA. CECILIA FORTUNA BRGY. CADUHA-AN, CADIZ CITY ALBERTO TAGULABONG 30-Jun-09 AGRICULTURE 52 39 UNION CAILO CHAPTER NEG. OCC. CAILO HDA. VALENCIA WORKERS UNION CAILO HDA. VALENCIA BRGY. BURGOS, CADIZ CITY, RENATO VALIENTE 30-Jun-09 AGRICULTURE 130 40 CHAPTER NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO HDA. VILLA ELENA WORKERS UNION HDA. VILLA ELENA MANAPLA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL RENATO HOFILENA 21-Oct-02 AGRICULTURE 40 41 CAILO HDL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (HDLEA) HDL CONSTRUCTION & DEVT. CORP. SAN ESTEBAN, TALISAY CITY, ROLANDO LAZARITO, JR. 7-Apr-05 CONSTRUCTION 22 42 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO IJ UNITED WORKERS UNION CAILO IJ AGRICULTURAL MGMT. CORP. HDA. FLORENCIA, NEGROS LOUIE C. TABANAO 2-Oct-01 AGRICULTURE 74 43 CHAPTER OCCIDENTAL CAILO LANTEN RESTUARANT WORKERS UNION LANTEN RESTUARANT HILADO ST. SHOPPING, BACOLOD ELIZABETH VILLAVERT 30-Jun-09 HOTEL & 14 44 CAILO CHAPTER CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL ACCOMMODATION CAILO NEGROS METAL INDEPENDENT WORKERS NEGROS METAL CORP. BRGY.ALIJIS,BACOLOD CITY, VICTOR BRAVO 11-Dec-00 MANUFACTURING 36 45 UNION - CAILO NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CAILO UNION OF VAMCO SUPERVIROS-CAILO VAMCO MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 MANUFACTURING MISSING 46 CAILO VICMICO SECURITY UNION-CAILO VICMICO MISSING MISSING 21-Dec-95 ADMINSTRATIVE MISSING 47 SUPPORT CAILO VICTORIAS FOOD CORP EMPL UNION - VICTORIAS FOODS CORP. VICMICO CPD., VICTORIAS CITY, ROMELIA M. BULIGAN 9-Dec-99 MANUFACTURING 33 48 CAILO NEGROS OCC. CIO CANELAND SUGAR CORP. SUPERVISORY CANELAND SUGAR CORP. VICTORIAS CITY, NEGROS EULOGIO T. DENUEVO 3-Mar-95 AGRICULTURE 87 49 ASSO. - CIO OCCIDENTAL CIO CIO-ALU - KOOLL CO. INC. EMPLOYEES KOOLL CO. INC NEGROS OCCIDENTAL LEONARDO L. GEROSO 17-Oct-01 MANUFACTURING 70 50 UNION SR. CIO CIO-ALU BACOLOD ICE & COLD STORAGE BACOLOD ICE & STORAGE PLANT STO. NINO, BACOLOD CITY, WEN ESPADA 26-Sep-03 MANUFACTURING 60 51 PLANT (BICSP) NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO CIO-ALU HAWAIIAN PHIL. CO. AGRIDEV HPCO AGRIDEV CORP. SILAY CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL BIMBO LAVIDES 25-May-00 AGRICULTURE 23 52 CORP. CHAPTER CIO CIO-ALU HDL CARMELA VALLEY CHAPTER HDL-CARMELA VALLEY CORP. TALISAY CITY, NEGROS ROLYN CABAHUG 7-Apr-05 REAL ESTATE 99 53 OCCIDENTAL CIO CIO-ALU SACRED HEART MEMORIAL PARK SACRED HEART MEMORIAL PARK,INC. PUROK KBS,BRGY.SUM-AG, SAMUEL T. SUAREZ 2-Sep-04 MEMORIAL PARK 7 CHAPTER BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS 54 OCCIDENTAL CIO CIO-ALU-BUSINESS IN CHAPTER TNR HOTEL CORPORATION LACSON ST., BACOLOD CITY, MELBERT V. BUISON 4-Jul-05 HOTEL 25 55 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO HDA. BALARING CHAPTER - CIO AJ GREENLAND & HI-GRADE PROD SILAY CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CARLITO CASTILLANO 23-Aug-99 AGRICULTURE 27 56 CIO HDA. NACAB CHAPTER HDA. NACAB BRGY. BUBOG, TALISAY CITY, FELIZARDO DAYON 25-May-00 AGRICULTURE 51 57 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL Page 3 of 11 # Federation Name of Locals/Chapters Establishment Address President Date Filed Products/Services Members CIO HDA. PALMA CHAPTER HDA. PALMA STA. CLARA SUBD., BACOLOD CITY, RENE MARCELINO 2-Mar-00 AGRICULTURE 112 58 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO HDA. SALAMANCA CHAPTER HDA. SALAMANCA LA CARLOTA CITY, NEGROS NONILON PILAR 2-Mar-00 AGRICULTURE 192 59 OCCIDENTAL CIO HDA. TERESA CHAPTER HDA. TERESA E.B. MAGALONA, NEGROS CARLITO RAGASA 2-Mar-00 AGRICULTURE 222 60 OCCIDENTAL CIO SAGAY CENTRAL SECURITY FORCE SAGAY CENTRAL SECURITY FORCE BRGY. BATO, SAGAY CITY, NEGROS NICK F. AUGUSTO 2-Mar-00 MANUFACTURING MISSING 61 OCCIDENTAL CIO SIGMA INDEPENDENT UNION (SIU) - CIO- SAGAY CENTRAL CORP. BRGY BATO, SAGAY CTY, NEGROS LEAH R. QUINTO 8-Jul-98 MANUFACTURING 28 62 ALU OCCIDENTAL CIO SONEDCO SUPERVISORY UNION SOUTHERN NEGROS DEVELOPMENT SONEDCO,KABANKALAN ERLICH CABALATUNGAN 2-Mar-00 MANUFACTURING MISSING 63 CO. CITY,NEGROS CIO-ALU BACOLOD COLUMBIA MARKETING BACOLOD COLUMBIA MKTG. 2525 NARRA EXT., HERVIAS SUBD., MAMERTA V. TEJADA 28-Jun-01 SALES 45 64 WORKERS' ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO-ALU BALBINA LAND DEVELOPMENT HAD. NACAB HAD. NACAB, BRGY. BUBOG, 11-Jul-11 AGRICULTURE 90 65 CORPORATION/CIO-ALU HAD. NACAB TALISAY CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO-ALU CIO-ALU HAD. STO. ROSARIO CHAPTER HACIEDA STO. ROSARIO NO. 39, LIZAS AVE., BACOLOD CITY, 1-Mar-09 AGRICULTURE 146 66 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CIO-ALU CIO-ALU HAD.
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