This proposal was opposed and rejected by the officers and members of the respondent who were present at the meeting. On July 1, 2005, the parties met, with CCBPI's Manufacturing Manager setting forth the official proposal to stop the work schedule during Saturdays. As Saturday work involved maintenance-related activities, CCBPI would then only schedule the day's work as the need arose for these particular undertakings, particularly on some Saturdays from September to December 2005.
Specifically, the discontinuance was done with the purpose of saving on operating expenses and compensating for the anticipated decreased revenues. ĬCBPI later on informed the respondent that, starting July 2, 2005, Saturday work would no longer be scheduled, with CCBPI citing operational necessity as the reason for the decision. This prerogative was supposedly consistent with the pertinent provisions in the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) between CCBPI and its employees, which stated that management had the sole option to schedule, work on Saturdays on the basis of operational necessity. In the said policy, several of CCBPI's employees were required to report for work on certain Saturdays to perform a host of activities, usually involving maintenance of the facilities. The conflict arose due to the CCBPI's policy involving Saturday work.
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It operates a manufacturing plant in Ungka, Pavia, Iloilo City, where the aggrieved former employees herein, as represented by respondent Iloilo Coca-Cola Plant Employees Labor Union (respondent), worked as regular route drivers and helpers. (CCBPI) is a domestic corporation engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling of leading non-alcoholic products and other beverages. Petitioner Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines, Inc. Challenged before this Court via this Petition for Review on Certiorari under Rule 45 of the Rules of Court is the Decision dated Jof the Court of Appeals (CA), and its Resolution dated Octowhich reversed the Decision dated Septemof the National Conciliation and Mediation Board (NCMB), Regional Branch No.6, Iloilo City, in Case No.
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