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NONE BUREAU of LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of JANUARY 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE AMOUNT OF GRANT ORGANIZATIONS Total Female NONE Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: JAZMIN C. PANELO WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Focal Person TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: February 1, 2018 Date: February 1, 2018 Date: February 1, 2018 BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of FEBRUARY 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE AMOUNT OF GRANT ORGANIZATIONS Total Female NONE Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: JAZMIN C. PANELO WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Focal Person TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: March 5, 2018 Date: March 5, 2018 Date: March 5, 2018 BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of MARCH 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE AMOUNT OF GRANT ORGANIZATIONS Total Female NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: JAZMIN C. PANELO WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Sr. LEO TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: April 3, 2018 Date: April 3, 2018 Date: April 3, 2018 BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of APRIL 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE AMOUNT OF GRANT ORGANIZATIONS Total Female NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: JAZMIN C. PANELO WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Sr. LEO TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: May 4, 2018 Date: May 4, 2018 Date: May 4, 2018 BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of MAY 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF AMOUNT OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE ORGANIZATIONS GRANT Total Female UNION LEADERS Regionwide FWP 2nd Quarter Meeting back to May 31, 2018 Barcelona, (PRESIDENTs and Secretaries) back Orientation on WODP Marcian Garden Center, Programs and Services Gov. Camins Avenue, ZC 30 13 17 Tuburan District, Pagadian City SPRINGLAND EMPLOYEES UNION ZAMBO-PLY EMPLOYES UNION LABOR UNION Zambowood, Zamboanga City (ZPELU-PIILU-TUCP) SAMAHANG MANGGAGAWA SA PERMEX -PIILU- Dumagsa, Ayala, Zamboanga TUCP City SOUTHERN MIDNANAO TEACHERS ASSOCIATION- Jamisola Street, Pagadian City PIILU-TUCP ATS-PTS Cargo Handling Isabela City, Basilan OREINTAL TIN CAN & METAL MFG. ZAMBO Talisayan, Zamboanga City EMPLOYEES UNION RURAL TRANSIT BUS TRANSPORT Tuburan, Pagadian City TOKYO ICE PLANT & TOKYO AUTO SUPPLY Tiguma, Pagadian City MEGA PLYWOOD CORPORATION Zambowood, Zamboanga City KCC MALL DE ZAMBOANGA EMPLOYEES UNION- Gov. Camins Ave, Zamboanga POLU City ANDRES BONIFACIO COLLEGE Dipolog City GOODYEAR AGRARIAN REFORM BENEFICIARIES Goodyear Kabasalan, Zam. MULTI-PURPOSE COOP (GARBEMCO) Sibugay BASILAN ELECTRIC COOP Isabela City Basilan ZAMBOANGA CITY PUERICULTURE CENTER La Purisima St., ZC ZAMCELCO UNITED WORKERS AGRARIAN REFORM BEN MULTI- Isabela City, Basilan PURPOSE COOP (UWARBMPC) SUN GATE PAWNSHOP, INC. Gov. Lim Avenue, ZC Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: JAZMIN C. PANELO WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Sr. LEO TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: June 4, 2018 Date: June 4, 2018 Date: June 4, 2018 BLR Monitoring Form 5-2017 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of June 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT ORGANIZATION ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE AMOUNT OF GRANT ORGANIZATIONS Total Female 1. Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries of Marcelo Multi-purpose Cooperative Prepared by: In coordination with: Approved by: MIRAFLOR J. CASANES WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III Sr. LEO TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: JULY 2, 2018 Date: JULY 2, 2018 Date: JULY 2, 2018 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form DOLE Regional Office No. IX For the Month of August 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NO. OF NAME OF PROPONENT DATE AND AMOUNT OF ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING ORGANIZAT ORGANIZATION VENUE GRANT Total Female IONS Developing Workers' 1. Agrarian Reform Marcelo, Kalawit, Resillience : Leadership Beneficiaries of Marcelo Zamboanga del 8/8-9/2018 34 8 1 P 25, 000 Training for ARBEMCO Multi-purpose Cooperative Norte Workers Prepared by: Reviewed by: Noted by: MIRAFLOR J. CASANES WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO II Sr. LEO TSSD Chief Regional Director Date: September 4, 2018 Date: September 4, 2018 Date: September 4, 2018 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS DOLE-QF-COP- Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form 03.06 DOLE Regional Office No. 9 For the Month of September 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NAME OF NO. OF DATE AND AMOUNT OF PROPONENT ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING ORGANIZATION VENUE GRANT ORGANIZATION Total Male Female S Basilan Isabela City Capacity Building September Stevedoring & for Basilan 13, 2018 at Dockhandlers Stevedoring & Malamawi Union Dockhandlers Whitebeack, 26 24 2 1 25,000.00 Officers & Lukbuton Members Barangay, Isabela City Mindanao Alliance of Land Transport General Workers Union (MALTU), Pulauan Porterage Employees Union (PPEU) of Training on Quality Prudentisl Customer Service September 19, 4 Brokerage Servcise, and Refining 2018 at Sunset ( MALTU-11, Pulauan Alliance Dipolog & Dapitan, Personality Boulevard 42 22 20 PPEU-11, 27,000.00 LaborUnion (PALU Zambo. Del Norte Development Skills Complex PALU-10 & of Prudential Cum GAD Building, SANAGMA-10) Customs Brokerage Awareness and DO Dipolog City Services, Inc. & 174-17 Samahan ng mga Mangagawa of Dipolog Coconut Oil Mill, Inc. Prepared by: Reviewed by: Noted by: MIRAFLOR J. CASANES ENGR. WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III SR.LEO Chief-TSSD Regional Director Date: Date: Date: BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS DOLE-QF-COP-03.06 Workers' Organization Development Program Training Grant Monitoring Form Revision No. 00 DOLE Regional Office No. 9 For the Month of October 2018 NO. OF PARTICIPANTS NAME OF PROPONENT NO. OF AMOUNT OF ADDRESS TITLE OF TRAINING DATE AND VENUE ORGANIZATION Total Male Female ORGANIZATIONS GRANT Samahang Manggagawa sa Dumagsa, Ayala, Zambo. Project Proposal 10/25/2018 Permex City Enhancement Permex Writeshop for Union Conference 28 12 16 1 8,400.00 Officers & Members Room 8 Unions (Private & Public Pagadian, Zamboanga del Training on Human Relations 10/18/2018 56 21 35 4-Private Sector 25,000.00 Sectors) Sur & Personality Refinement Chandler Suites, Unions Skills Productivity and Gatas Dist., 4- Public Sector Effeciency in the Workplace & Gender Development Pagadian City Union Responsiveness Prepared by: Reviewed by: Noted by: MIRAFLOR J. CASANES ENGR. WESLEY D. TAN OFELIA B. DOMINGO, CESO III SR.LEO Chief-TSSD Regional Director Date: Date: Date:.
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