Labor groups ask court to lift halt on NCR wage hike
Labor groups are urging a Pasig court to lift its temporary restraining order that halted an P85 minimum wage increase in Metro Manila. They argue the court lacked jurisdiction and is unfairly depriving workers of earned wages, while businesses claim the order protects their legal rights.
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