Senate to Summon Lalamove Founder Over Missed Hearings
The Philippine Senate will issue a show-cause order to Lalamove founder and CEO Shing Chow for his third consecutive absence from hearings on digital labor platform regulations, demanding an explanation why he should not be cited for contempt.
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