‘Laid-off’ workers turn to side jobs to survive
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LAGUNA, Philippines – From 6 am to 6 pm, six days a week, Dante Cantos, 55, has worked at San Miguel Integrated Logistics Services Inc. (SMILSI) as a forklift operator for about a year and a half. Before working at SMILSI, he worked for another company that closed down.
He was among the hundreds of workers who were recently put on “floating status” by SMILSI.
DANTE CANTOS. His job as a forklift operator at SMILSI involved physically demanding tasks of loading and unloading products f
He was among the hundreds of workers who were recently put on “floating status” by SMILSI.
DANTE CANTOS. His job as a forklift operator at SMILSI involved physically demanding tasks of loading and unloading products f
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