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LIST of ESTABLISHMENTS CONDUCTED LHP, CLES/ST and LEGS Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Regional Office No. VII 3rd & 4th Floors DOLE-7 Bldg., Gen. Maxilom Ave. corner Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. Nos. (032) 266-9722 / 266-0500 / 234-3318 / 266-7424 / 266-0811 / 236-6795 / 253-0636 Fax (032) 416-6167 / 266-2792 www.ro7.dole.gov.ph/ www.dole7.com.ph [email protected] LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS CONDUCTED LHP, CLES/ST and LEGS 1. LABOR RELATIONS, HUMAN RELATIONS and PRODUCTIVITY SEMINARS No. Name of Establishments Field Office 1. Carmelite Monastery TCFO 2. PEBA TANDEM MANUFACTURING TCFO 3. AAI TCFO 4. Kareila Management Corp. (S & R) TCFO 5. Newtype International Language School TCFO 6. Marine Shipyard Corporation TCFO 7. HRA TCFO 8. Sports Royal Inc. TCFO 9. RC Goldline TCFO 10. Alta Grace Marine Services CPFO 11. Ans Construction Services CPFO 12. A.R. Marine Services Corp. CPFO 13. Astir Engineering Works CPFO 14. Balamban Construction & Marine Servic Ltd Co. CPFO 15. Bisyou Industry Cebu, Inc. CPFO 16. Bk3 Construction CPFO 17. Brilliant Metal Craft & Machine Design CPFO 18. Bsf Engineering & Supplies CPFO 19. Cleat Builders & Marine Services CPFO 20. Confidence Marine Industries Inc. CPFO 21. Dmd Engineering Services CPFO 22. Dumdum Marine Services CPFO 23. Don Bosco Network Multi-Purpose Cooperative CPFO 24. Fantaztic Marine Services Corporation CPFO 25. J. Cledd Phils. Industrial Services Inc. CPFO 26. Jec Metal Works & General Services CPFO 27. Jeeb Contractor & Marine Services CPFO 28. Metaphil International, Inc. CPFO 29. Map Electrical And Marine Services CPFO 30. Milan Ventures And Marine Services CPFO 31. Moromi Marine Services CPFO 32. Mt. Manunggal Steelfab Inc. CPFO 33. Nakanishi Paint Cebu, Inc. CPFO 34. Razzle Dazzle Floral Essentials And Marine Services CPFO 35. RDV Electro Mechanical Services CPFO 36. Rens Marine Services CPFO 37. Rover Industrial And Marine Services CPFO 38. RSJ Services CPFO 39. Star Well Marine Services CPFO 40. T & F Marine Fabrication Services Corp. CPFO 41. ULB Engineering & Construction Services CPFO 42. X’formers, Inc. CPFO 43. Saint Francis Manpower Services CPFO 44. BKJ Enterprises CPFO 45. E-Novative E-Fabrication Solutions CPFO 46. R.A Robles Construction And Supplies CPFO 47. Rmd Diamond Marine Services CPFO 48. Danica Engineering Services CPFO 49. Brts Marine Services CPFO 50. Tsuneishi Heavy Industries (Cebu) Inc. CPFO 51. Cebu Asiatic Shipping And Port Services CPFO 52. Phil. Trigon Shipyard CPFO 53. Asian Craft (Cebu) Inc. CPFO 54. K & A Metal CPFO 55. Tsuneishi Accomodation CPFO 56. GRT Cebu Corp. CPFO 57. Phil. Southwest Cebu Construction & Marine Services Co. CPFO 58. Beas Bread Basket CPFO 59. Cebu Hiq Manufacturing CPFO 60. VAJ Manpower Services CPFO 61. Café Security Agency CPFO 62. Nico Star Manpower And Allied Services CPFO 63. SPC Power Corporation CPFO 64. RKS Gasoline Station CPFO 65. Freemont Foods Corporation CPFO 66. La Veranda Resort BFO 67. Trinidad Multi-Purpose Cooperative BFO 68. Medical Mission Group of Hospitals BFO 69. Bohol Plaza Resort & Restaurant BFO 70. Royal Christian School BFO 71. Commercial Market Vendors BFO 72. University of Bohol Union BFO 73. Palm Inc. BFO 74. Holy Name Medical Center Foundation, Inc. BFO 75. Tagbilaran Maternity & Children’s Hospital BFO 76. Bohol Beach Club BFO 77. The Bellevue Resort (Batch 1) BFO 78. The Bellevue Resort (Batch 2) BFO 79. Beach Operators and other establishments in Anda, Bohol BFO 80. Gold Digger Credit And Collection Services NOFO 81. Dipag Southern Star Lending Corp. NOFO 82. Top Sunriser Credit Corporation NOFO 83. First Golden Credit Corporation NOFO 84. St. Peter’s Life Plan NOFO 85. Noreco 2 NOFO 86. SPI Global NOFO 87. Student Movement For Christ NOFO 88. Integrated Institute Of Electrical Engineers NOFO 89. Qualfon NOFO 90. SPI Global NOFO 91. Lee Plaza/Dynamic Dev’t. Corporation NOFO 92. Energy Development Corporation NOFO 93. Prudential Customs Brokerage Services Inc. NOFO 94. Noreco I NOFO 95. CEBU GENERAL SERVICES INC. TCFO 96. LH PRIME CARE TCFO 97. St. Vincent Academy SFO 98. DUI Marketing SFO 99. Coco Grove Beach Resort SFO 100. Coral Cay Resort and Dive Shop SFO 101. Royal Cliff Resort SFO 102. Lazi Bay Resources Development Inc. SFO 103. Santa Barbara sa Katilingbanon Community Cooperative SFO 104. Capricorn 22 Store SFO 105. Nale Construction SFO 106. Alfonso Siquijor Plaza SFO 107. Quicksilver Hardware SFO 108. First Consolidated Bank SFO 109. Siquijor Association of Catholic Schools SFO 110. Quezon Memorial Institute of Siquijor SFO 111. BIT- International College SFO 112. Du Ek Sam, Inc. SFO 113. Perpetual Help Communiity Cooperative Inc. SFO 114. GL Shipping Lines SFO 115. Teknibuild Construction SFO 116. Jo’s Chicken Ranch SFO 117. Dumaguete Cathedral Community Cooperative SFO 118. Sierras Hardware SFO 119. Maputi Construction SFO 120. Province of Siquijor Electric Cooperative SFO 121. LGU Larena SFO 2. CONTINUING LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT SEMINARS No. Name of Establishments Field Office 1. Qualfon Philippines –Batch 1 TCFO 2. Excel Coil Coating TCFO 3. Qualfon Batch 2 TCFO 4. Perpetual Succour Hospital TCFO 5. Sky Cable (Pacific CATV Inc.) TCFO 6. Bombardier TCFO 7. SCI Phils. Group of Companies (8 companies) TCFO 8. One Pacific Residence TCFO 9. 8 Newtown/Monolith/Megaworld (13 companies) TCFO 10. Laurence Apartelle TCFO 11. CK Builders/La Salle TCFO 12. Cenapro Chemical Corp. TCFO 13. Family Welfare Committee Meeting MEPZ TCFO 14. General Membership Meeting Cebu City TIPC TCFO 15. General Membership Meeting Lapu-lapu City TCFO 16. Peba Tandem Manufacturing TCFO 17. Metaphil TCFO 18. University of San Carlos TCFO 19. Toyoflex Cebu Corp. TCFO 20. Participants of D.O. 18-A Orientation TCFO 21. Able Services Inc. TCFO 22. Centurion Security Agency Inc. TCFO 23. Newtype International Language School TCFO 24. Sports Royal Inc. TCFO 25. RC Goldline TCFO 26. Cebu City TIPC Gen. Membership Meeting TCFO 27. Lapu-lapu City TIPC Gen. Membership Meeting TCFO 28. AFB Manpower Services TCFO 29. Alta Grace Marine Services TCFO 30. ANS Construction Services TCFO 31. A.R. Marine Services Corp. TCFO 32. Astir Engineering Works TCFO 33. Balamban Construction & Marine Services Limited Company TCFO 34. Bisyou Industry Cebu, Inc. TCFO 35. BK3 Construction TCFO 36. Brilliant Metal Craft & Machine Design TCFO 37. BSF Engineering & Supplies TCFO 38. Cleat Builders & Marine Services TCFO 39. Confidence Marine Industries Inc. TCFO 40. DMD Engineering Services TCFO 41. Dumdum Marine Services TCFO 42. Don Bosco Network Multi-Purpose Cooperative TCFO 43. Fantaztic Marine Services Corporation TCFO 44. J. Cledd Phils. Industrial Services Inc. TCFO 45. JEC Metal Works & General Services TCFO 46. Jeeb Contractor & Marine Services TCFO 47. Metaphil International, Inc. TCFO 48. Map Electrical And Marine Services TCFO 49. Milan Ventures And Marine Services TCFO 50. Moromi Marine Services TCFO 51. Mt. Manunggal Steelfab Inc. TCFO 52. Nakanishi Paint Cebu, Inc. TCFO 53. Razzle Dazzle Floral Essentials And Marine Services TCFO 54. RDV Electro Mechanical Services TCFO 55. Rens Marine Services TCFO 56. Rover Industrial And Marine Services TCFO 57. RSJ Services TCFO 58. Star Well Marine Services TCFO 59. T & F Marine Fabrication Services Corp. TCFO 60. Ulb Engineering & Construction Services TCFO 61. X’formers, Inc. TCFO 62. Saint Francis Manpower Services TCFO 63. BKJ Enterprises TCFO 64. J.A.R.C. Construction Co. TCFO 65. E-Novative E-Fabrication Solutions TCFO 66. R.A Robles Construction And Supplies TCFO 67. RMD Diamond Marine Services TCFO 68. Danica Engineering Services TCFO 69. BRTS Marine Services TCFO 70. Tsuneishi Heavy Industries (Cebu) Inc. TCFO 71. Cebu Asiatic Shipping And Port Services TCFO 72. Phil. Trigon Shipyard TCFO 73. Asian Craft (Cebu) Inc. TCFO 74. K & A Metal TCFO 75. Tsuneishi Accomodation TCFO 76. GRT Cebu Corp. TCFO 77. Phil. Southwest Cebu Construction And Marine Services Co. TCFO 78. Beas Bread Basket TCFO 79. Cebu Hiq Manufacturing TCFO 80. Vaj Manpower Services TCFO 81. Café Security Agency TCFO 82. Nico Star Manpower And Allied Services TCFO 83. SPC Power Corporation TCFO 84. RKS Gasoline Station TCFO 85. Freemont Foods Corporation TCFO 86. National Government Agencies (NGAs) BFO 87. Provincial Development Council (PDC) BFO 88. LGU Duero Sangguniang Bayan BFO 89. Bohol TIPC BFO 90 BOHECO I Batch 1 BFO 91. BOHECO I Batch 2 BFO 92. Cuaming Trafficked persons BFO 93. Mocaboc Trafficked Persons BFO 94. BOSH Training BFO 95. BOHECO 1 Batch 3 BFO 96. Bohol TIPC Batch 1 BFO 97. Bohol-TIPC Batch 2 BFO 98. Association of Private Security Agency Operators of the Philippines (APSAO, BFO Phils. Inc) 99. Bohol-TIPC and NCMB BFO 100. DOLE-Bohol BFO 101. Bohol Association of Hotels, Resorts and Restaurants (BAHRR) BFO 102. Construction Safety Training BFO 103. Bohol Organization Of Land Transport Services (BOLTS) BFO 104. Bohol Association Of Hotels, Resorts And Restaurants (BAHRR) BFO 105. Meeting with the Barangay Captains of Tagbilaran BFO 106. DOLE Partner Agencies BFO 107. Construction Safety Training BFO 108. Maribojoc Organic Farm & Train. Center with NRCO and ATIKHA BFO 109. CAN-CARE (Caregiver Course Commencement Exercises & Recognition BFO Program) 110. City Peace and Order Council BFO 111. Bohol TIPC BFO 112. Dr. CelestinoGallares Memorial Medical Hospital BFO 113. Dauis LGU BFO 114. Balilihan LGU BFO 115. Tagbilaran LGU BFO 116. Maribojoc Organic Farm & Training Center with NRCO and ATIKHA BFO 117. CAN-CARE (Caregiver Course Commencement Exercises & Recognition BFO Program) 118. LGU Corella BFO 119. DOLE (Job Fair) Local and Overseas BFO 120. Bohol Chamber of Commerce and Industry BFO 121. PCAT VAWC BFO 122. Airport Contractors (EEI and CMJV) BFO 123. BAPESOM BFO 124. Contractors, DPWH, LGUs, PICE, UAP & TESDA BFO 125. Inabanga High School BFO 126. Commercial Market Vendors BFO 127. University of Bohol Union BFO 128. Bohol TIPC BFO 129. United Architects of the Philippines BFO 130. Establishment Representatives from Various Companies BFO 131.
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