Send Protest Mail to Phillipines Toyota

Send Protest Mails

You can send protest mails to
- Watanabe Katsuaki, President, Toyota Motor Corporation,
- Hiroshi Ito, President, Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation,
- Patricia Sto. Tomas, Secretary , The Department of Labor and Employment of the Philippines
at once. Mails are Cc'ed to Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation Workers Association (TMPCWA) (tmpcwa@edsamail.com.ph / tmpcwa1998@yahoo.com).

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Protest Mail to Toyota HQ President

To:
Mr. Katsuaki Watanabe
Toyota Motor Corporation-Japan
Email: katsuaki.watanabe@mail.toyota.co.jp

Mr. Watanabe Katsuaki

President

Toyota Motor Corporation

Dear Mr. President,

Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation belongs to, and is one of the overseas
subsidiaries of, Toyota Motor Corporation, a multinational enterprise. We
believe Toyota Motor Corporation is fully responsible for all unfair labor
practices committed by Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation, such as
refusal of collective bargaining.

It is clear that Toyota Motor Corporation instructed, approved or ratified such unfair labor
practices committed by Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation, and is also deeply
involved at present in enforcing the illegal certification
election in Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation. Toyota Motor Corporation 
can never be exempted from its responsibility for all whatever have been done at Toyota
Motor Philippines Corporation as such.

Such acts are against the labor standards provided by ILO. They are also violating the
Philippine law and its spirit, including the decision rendered by the Supreme Court.
Toyota Motor Corporation, a multinational company, openly says to the public that it 
respects each country's law and its spirit, which, however, is a flat lie.

Workers and citizens all over the world will never tolerate any such Toyota's unfair labor
practice. The world's workers and citizens are, and will continue to be,
impeaching Toyota Motor Corporation therefore so long as it holds such attitude. We 
strongly require that Toyota Motor Corporation instruct Toyota Motor Philippines 
Corporation to sit at the bargaining table with Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation 
Workers Association without any delay, and withdraw its dismissal of 233 employees.

Protest Mail to Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation President

To:
1. Mr. Hiroshi Ito
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Email: hiroshi.ito@toyota.com.ph

2. Mr. Go David
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Email: David.Go@toyota.com.ph

Mr. Hiroshi Ito

President

Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation

Dear Mr. President,

We strongly protest to you against your determination to force the conduct of
a new certification election for another union of rank and file employees at
the Philippine Toyota. We also strongly protest to you against the refusal of
collective bargaining that has been done by the Philippine Toyota for almost
6 years until today.

The new certification election you are now forcing to conduct while continuing
to refuse the collective bargaining as long as 6 years is utterly unacceptable
to all workers throughout the world. All responsibilities for any and all
disputes that have resulted from the refusal of collective bargaining by the
Philippine Toyota are to be borne by the Philippine Toyota. Also, it is the
Philippine Toyota who is to be held liable for the dismissal of 233 union
member employees and the criminal charge against 26 union officers.

We, therefore, strongly require that the Philippine Toyota immediately comply
with the decision of the Supreme Court of the Philippines and accordingly sit
at a negotiation table with Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation Workers
Association (TMPCWA) for collective bargaining without any delay. We also
require that the Philippine Toyota respect for the spirit of the
recommendation of ILO and accordingly withdraw the dismissal of 233 TMPCWA
member employees and withdraw the criminal charge against 26 TMPCWA officers.

Protest Mail To The Department of Labor and Employment

To:
1. PATRICIA A. STO. TOMAS
The Department of Labor and Employment Republic of the Philippines
Email: osec@dole.gov.ph

2. RICARDO S. MARTINEZ, SR.
The Department of Labor and Employment Republic of the Philippines
Email: dolencr_planning@yahoo.com

Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas

The Department of Labor and Employment

Republic of the Philippines

Dear Madam Secretary,

We strongly protest to you against your determination to force the conduct of
a new certification election for another union of rank and file employees at
the Philippine Toyota.

Your determination means to set the Philippine Toyota free from whatever
responsibility for its 6 years long refusal of collective bargaining. Your
determination means to totally nullify the decision of the Supreme Court of
the Philippines and the recommendation issued by ILO that have admitted the right of collective
bargaining in favor of the Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation Workers
Association (TMPCWA) as the sole and exclusive bargaining agent. Your
determination violates the rules of DOLE to the effect that no new
certification election shall be allowed where the labor and the management are
in a dispute. The new election is so illegal that it is now going to be
conducted based on a list of employees that includes supervisory employees as
the voters.

We, therefore, strongly request you to withdraw your determination for the new
certification election at once, and also request that the Philippine
Government require the Philippine Toyota to have a collective bargaining
negotiation with TMPCWA immediately.