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The economic struggle of the working class in the Philippines
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- The struggle of Dole workers
- The struggle of PAL workers
- The struggle of garment workers
- The struggle of jeepney drivers
- Update on the workers' strike in Magnolia-Nestle Philippines Inc.
- From Kilusang Mayo Uno (May First Movement), Philippines, 19 May 1997.
- Strikers at a leading chemical plant have called for international solidarity with their struggle against union-busting
- By Mark Johnson, International Viewpoint, 4 June 1999. The independent union at Shemberg Marketing Corporation is one of the most radical labour groups on the central Philippine island of Cebu. Their employer is Asia's largest producer of carrageenan.
- Fresh Attack on Striking Sharp Workers: Water cannons, goons and sexual molestation
- Asia Pacific Workers Solidarity Links, Action Alert, 15 September 1999. Picketing members of Sharp Philippines Electronics Workers Union (SPEWU) were again attacked by management stooges and police. What distinguished this incident were the use of water cannons and sexual molestation.
- Workers to launch bigger strikes
- Labour News Network, 10 March 2000. Workers to launch bigger strikes against abuses of employers and capitalists and their attacks against wages, jobs, and other union and human right rights.
- Trade Unions Getting Ready for Another Round of Battle for Wage Increases
- Labour News Network, 02 August 2000. In spite of the rosy picture painted by President Estrada on the national economy, the grim reality of the raging economic crisis continue to hound the lives of the Filipino workers.