Ate Vi, Loren nababahala para sa 11K empleyado ng ABS-CBN  | Bandera

Ate Vi, Loren nababahala para sa 11K empleyado ng ABS-CBN 

Alex Brosas - June 01, 2020 - 03:31 PM

VILMA SANTOS

MARAMI ang natuwa kanina kay Rep. Vilma Santos sa kanyang speech sa pagdinig ng ABS-CBN franchise sa kongreso where she showed concern sa more than 11,000 na maaapektuhan sa pagsasara ng network.

“With the present situation of ABS-CBN, I am sad that 11,000  employees may be displaced.  As a part of the entertainment  industry, I share my deep  concern to the talents of ABS-CBN.

“Sa bawat talent po ng ABS-CBN na mawalan ng trabaho, kasama din po sa mga apektado dito ang  kanilang personal assistant, personal makeup artist, personal stylist, personal designer kasama na rin po ang kanilang mga personal driver at personal helper na ang artista po na personal ang nagpapasweldo sa kanila,” say ni Ate Vi.

Of course, former senator and now congresswoman Loren Legarda, who once worked with the Kapamilya network showed concern for the plight of ABS-CBN.

“Having been part of  this news organization from 1986 to 1998, before I became a senator, those were the years that formed  the great part of my life.  

“I stand for the corporation’s 11,000  employees or  more, composed  of the rank and file, professionals, my previous co-workers, who are facing uncertainty with regard to their jobs and source of income and livelihood at this worst possible time, as we face the COVID-19 pandemic,” Legarda said.

Ang dating producer ng ABS-CBN na si Rep. Joy Myra Tambunting ay nagpakita rin ng concern sa network.

“I support this measure  for the sake of  the millions of  Filipinos who depend on ABS-CBN as a source of entertainment and information for the thousands of  families who depend on ABS-CBN for their income.  I have experienced working for this corporation.

“In the late 1980’s I was one of the pioneer employees of ABS-CBN.  My mentors in ABS-CBN taught me a lot  about work – the value of work, the importance of working for god,” she said.

 

 

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