Expect Dirty Airport Toilets As Caap Terminates Janitors, Utility Workers

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Mr Lee
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Things that make you go hmmmmm. :89: What possible motive could they have to fire all these people? It would seem that the airports would be a priority, since tourist first impressions of the country might be the toilets after a long flight. Passengers going through the different domestic and international airports in the country should not be surprised by dirty toilets and poorly maintained facilities in the next few weeks as a result of a move by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines to terminate the service contracts of utility workers and maintenance personnel, the CAAP Employees Union (CAAP-EU) said yesterday. The union said this move, spearheaded by CAAP director general Ramon Gutierrez, to terminate the service contracts of certain employees – especially contractual workers – may lead to the deterioration of services and conditions at the 84 airports under the CAAP’s administration.“These are people who keep our airports clean and presentable to the thousands of air passengers who use our airports. If they are going to terminate these employees, they should at least make sure that there will be people who will take their place,” the union said.

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Jake
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Sounds like the buddy-buddy system in progress. The upper management of Civil Aviation Authority is full of fat cats, while they re-negotiate another lucrative contract. In the meantime, the chit is gettingdeeper, literally speaking. Regarding first impression upon arrival, Dept of Tourism should get theirchit together. Jake

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sonjack2847
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Well if the toilets in na Manila get any worse I will take my own bucket.

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