
Dear PAO
Columnist at The Manila Times
PAO Chief. Doctor of Social Development. Attorney of the People. Defender of the marginalized and oppressed
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5 days ago |
manilatimes.net | Dear PAO
Dear PAO,I have just been regularized as a real estate sales associate. During my probationary period, I met the company-enforced productivity standards by offering condominium units, mostly to my relatives and friends, to meet my monthly sales quota. However, now that I am a regular employee, I have difficulty selling and finding prospective clients outside my circle of family and friends. I fear that I might be unable to meet our monthly sales quota in the coming months.
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6 days ago |
manilatimes.net | Dear PAO
Dear PAO,I am 31 years old and currently hold a high school diploma. I have been working as a chef for seven (7) years now in an American-themed restaurant in Makati City. I am planning to apply for a higher position in my company's chain of restaurants, however, the next level position requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field. What advice can you give me in relation to my interest in applying for a higher position?
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1 week ago |
manilatimes.net | Dear PAO
Dear PAO,I am an owner of a piece of land inside a subdivision. The property has been up for sale for more than ten years. There were interested buyers at first, but when they visited the property, they questioned the limitation on the number of floors allowed for construction and the ban on vehicles on the main road during nighttime. Some of the potential buyers wanted to use the property for commercial purposes and intended to construct a five-story building.
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1 week ago |
manilatimes.net | Dear PAO
Dear PAO,I am not familiar with the history of the land which my parents are claiming from Kumags. The latter allegedly said that he owns the land because he bought the same from Mark. Kumags presented a deed of sale of unregistered land to prove the transaction. My father told Kumags that Mark cannot sell the land to him because he is not the owner.
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1 week ago |
manilatimes.net | Dear PAO
Dear PAO,I have been renting out my condominium unit since 2018. Since then, I have not been in the possession of the said unit, and my lessee has been using it as a 24/7 fitness center. To my surprise, I received a letter from the electric company demanding a total amount of P800,000 representing back charges in electricity bill.
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