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The worst feng shui positioning of a kitchen is the one where the kitchen is close to the front
door and is the first view you see as you come in. Please note this does not apply to a kitchen
further away from the door that you can partially see from the front entrance; this only applies to
a floor plan where you literally come home through a kitchen.

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Even in this case, there are better and worse scenarios. An oven that you can see from the front
door, or aligned with the front door, is considered very bad feng shui. It is a bit better if you see a
nice view of your kitchen, let's say a kitchen island with some flowers on in, or a little herb
garden for good feng shui.

Another bad feng shui floor plan kitchen location is a kitchen either under the bathroom, or
facing the bathroom door (a bathroom door in proximity to the oven or kitchen island is the
worst).

The reasons here are plain common sense - the two energies should be kept apart and never
mixed.

Read: Are There Feng Shui Cures for A Kitchen Facing the Bathroom Door?

The last bad feng shui kitchen location is a kitchen very close to the staircase - these two
energies are opposite each other and are best kept at a distance.

Moderately challenging kitchen locations are a kitchen very close to the laundry room or the
garage; but these scenarios are much easier to work with and improve.

There are several elements that are important in the actual design of the kitchen. The designer
triangle principle - where the oven, the fridge and the sink form a triangle - is good feng shui and
well-known to many.

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MGA URI NG PANG-ABAY

1. Pang-abay na Pamanahon – nagsasaad kung kailan naganap o

magaganap ang kilos na taglay ng pandiwa.
 May pananda

Nang, sa, noon, kung, kapag, tuwing, buhat, mula, umpisa,

hanggang
Hal. 1. Kailangan mo bang pumasok nang araw-araw?

2. Tuwing pasko ay nagtitipon silang mag-anak.

3. Umpisa bukas ay dito ka na manunuluyan.

 Walang pananda

Kahapon, kangina, ngayon, mamaya, bukas, sandali,atb.

Hal. 1. Manonood kami bukas ng pambansang pagtatanghal ng

dulang Pilipino.
2. Ipagdiriwang ngayon ng ating pangulo ang kanyang ika – 40
 na kaarawan.
 Nagsasaad ng dalas
Araw-araw, tuwing umaga,taun-taon atb.
Hal. 1. Tuwing Mayo ay nagdaraos kami sa aming pook ng
santakrusan.
2. Nag-eehersiyo siya tuwing umaga upang mapanatili ang
kanyang kalusugan.

2. Pang-abay na panlunan – tumutukoy sa pook na pinangyarihan, o

pangyayarihan ng kilos sa pandiwa. Karaniwang ginagamit ang
pariralang sa/kay .
Sa – ginagamit kapag ang kasunod ay pangngalang pambalana o
panghalip.
Kay /kina – ginagamit kapag ang kasunod ay pangngalang
pantanging ngalan ng tao.
Hal. 1. Maraming masasarap na ulam ang itinitinda sa kantina.
2. Nagpaluto ako kina aling Ingga ng masarap ng keyk para sa
iyong kaarawan.

3. Pang-abay na pamaraan – naglalarawan kung paano naganap,

nagaganap, o magaganap ang kilos na ipinahahayag ng pandiwa.

Ginagamit ang panandang nang o na/-ng.

Hal. 1. Kinamayan niya ako nang mahigpit.

2. Bakit siya umalis na umiiyak?
3. Tumawa siyang parang sira ang isip.

4. Pang-abay na pang-agam – nagbabadya ng di-katiyakan sa

pagganap
sa kilos ng pandiwa. Mga halimbawa: marahil, siguro, tila, baka, wari,
atb.
Hal. 1. Marami na marahil ang nakabalita tungkol sa desisyon ng
Sandiganbayan.
2. Higit sigurong marami ang dadalo ngayon sa Ateneo Home
Coming kaysa nakaraang taon.
3. Tila patuloy na ang pag-unlad ng turismo sa Pilipinas.

5. Pang-abay na panang-ayon – nagsasaad ng pagsang-ayon. Hal.

Oo,
opo, tunay, sadya, talaga, atb.
Hal. 1. Oo,asahan mo ang aking tulong.
2. Talagang mabilis ang pag-unlad ng bayan.
3. Sadyang malaki ang ipinagbago mo.
6. Pang-abay na pananggi – nag-sasaad ng pagtanggi, tulad ng
hindi/di at ayaw.
Hal. 1. Hindi pa lubusang nagagamot ang kanser.
2. Ngunit marami parin ang ayaw tumigil sa paninigarilyo.

7. Pang-abay na panggaano o pampanukat – nagsasaad ng timbang

o sukat. Sumasagot sa tanong na gaano o magkano.
Hal. 1. Tumaba ako nang limang libra .
2. Tumagal nang isang oras ang operasyon.

8. Pang-abay na pamitagan – nagsasad ng paggalang.

Hal. 1. Kailan po kayo uuwi?
2. Opo, aakyat na po ako.

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Wiregrass

Scientific Name: Eleusine indica Gaertn.

Wiregrass or Crabgrass is an annual weed which belongs to the

plant family Gramineae or Poaceae.It grows to about 30-60 cm.
high,branching at the base,prostate and very smooth.The leaves are
folded together,or flat bladed.The 2-7 or more spikes are mostly flat
and erect.In this species,as seen in the picture above,one of the
spikes is located in little lower than the cluster of spikes above.The
grains are oblong,striated and reddish brown in colour.It grows along
the roadsides, and sometimes in the backyards,especially in warm
places.
MEDICINAL USE:

 For deworming,coughs,lung troubles,dysentery,heart

problems,bladder and kidney stones,spleen and liver
complaints,and high blood pressure.
 Sprains,dislocation of bones and lumbago.

HOW TO USE:

 The decoction of the plant is recommended for

deworming,coughs,lung troubles,dysentery,heart problems,bladder
and kidney stones,spleen and liver complaints,and high blood
pressure.
 The leaves can be applied externally as a poultice over
sprains,dislocation of the bones,lumbago or pain in the lower
back region.

PARTS USED:

The whole plant.

DOSE:
Normal

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Emilio Jacinto

Si Emilio Jacinto ay isang rebolusyonaryong Pilipino noong panahon ng

Himagsikan (1896) na naging isa sa mga magagaling na lider ng Katipunan. Ang
kanyang katalinuhan ay napakinabangan noong panahon ng rebolusyon. Siya ang
tinaguriang "Utak ng Katipunan". Siya ang nagsulat ng Kartilya ng Katipunan at
nag-edit ng Kalayaan--ang dyaryo na ginamit ng Katipunan sa pagpapamahagi ng
impormasyon.

Siya ay isinilang noong Disyembre 15, 1875 sa Trozo, Maynila. Ang kanyang mga
magulang ay sina Mariano Jacinto at Josefa Dizon. Solong itinaguyod ng ina ni
Emilio bilang isang kumadrona ang buhay nila mula nang mamatay ang kanyang
ama. Dahil sa kahirapan, si Emilio ay tumira sa kanyang tiyuhin. Si Emilio ay nag-
aral sa Colegio de San Juan de Letran at kumuha ng abogasya sa Unibersidad ng
Santo Tomas subalit ito ay natigil nang siya ay sumapi sa Katipunan noong 1896.

Sa edad na 19, siya ay naging isa sa mga pinuno ng Katipunan at naging tagapayo,
kalihim at piskal ni Andres Bonifacio. Nang mamatay si Bonifacio, ipinagpatuloy
ni Jacinto ang paglaban sa mga Kastila bagamat hindi siya sumali sa puwersa ni
Emilio Aguinaldo. Sa isang sagupaan sa Majayjay, Laguna, si Jacinto ay lubhang
nasugatan at binawian ng buhay sa sakit na malaria noong ika-16 ng Abril, 1899 sa
edad na 23.

Emilio Jacinto ay isang Bayani Pilipino

Si Emilio Jacinto ay isang rebolusyonaryong Pilipino noong panahon ng

Himagsikan (1896) na naging isa sa mga magagaling na lider ng Katipunan. Siya
ang tinaguriang "Utak ng Katipunan". Siya ang nagsulat ng Kartilya ng Katipunan
at nag-edit ng Kalayaan--ang dyaryo na ginamit ng Katipunan sa pagpapamahagi
ng impormasyon.

Sa edad na 19, siya ay naging isa sa mga pinuno ng Katipunan at naging tagapayo,
kalihim at piskal ni Andres Bonifacio. Nang mamatay si Bonifacio, ipinagpatuloy
ni Jacinto ang paglaban sa mga Kastila bagamat hindi siya sumali sa puwersa ni
Emilio Aguinaldo. Sa isang sagupaan sa Majayjay, Laguna, si Jacinto ay lubhang
nasugatan at binawian ng buhay sa sakit na malaria sa edad na 23.
Magandang hapon classmate,

Siya po ay si Emilio Jacinto isang Bayaning Pilipino

Siya si Emilio Jacinto na taga Lungsod ng Maynila. Sa edad na

dalawangpo ay sumanib sa Katipunan at naging tagapayo at kalihim ni
Andres Bonifacio. Siya ay tinaguriang “utak ng Katipunan”. Sa edad na
dalawangpo’t tatlo siya ay namatay sa sakit na Malaria.

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Previous Wage Order
Wage Advisory
Board Members
Resolution No. 2, series of 2015

CURRENT MINIMUM WAGE RATES FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS

REGION VI, Western Visayas a/
Per Wage Order No. RBVI-DW-01 b/
(Effective 15 February 2016)
 Upon Effectivity of the Wage Order:

 P2,500.00 in chartered cities and first class municipalities

 P2,000.00 in other municipalities

Region VI covers the Provinces of Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo and Negros
a/ Occidental including their respective components Cities and the highly urbanized Cities of
Bacolod and Iloilo.

b/ Issued on 21 December 2015; published on 03 February 2016 at Panay News

Posted: 11 February 2016

CURRENT DAILY MINIMUM WAGE RATES

REGION VI, Western Visayas a/
Per Wage Order No. RBVI-23 b/
(Effective 16 March 2017)

Current Daily
Basic Wage New Daily
Sector/Industry Minimum
Increase Wage Rate
Wage

I. Non-Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial

Employing more than 10 workers P298.50 P25.00 P323.50

Employing 10 workers and below 256.50 15.00 271.50

II. Agriculture

Plantation 266.50 15.00 281.50

Non-Plantation 256.50 15.00 271.50

Region VI covers the Provinces of Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, and Iloilo
a/
including their respective component cities and the highly urbanized City of Iloilo

Negros Occidental covers the northwestern half of the Negros Island Region
b/
including the highly urbanized City of Bacolod.
c/ Grants the following:

 ₱25.00/day basic wage increase for workers in Non-

Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial Employing more than 10;
 ₱15.00/day basic wage increase for workers in Non-
Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial Employing 10 and below, Agriculture
Plantation and Non-Plantation.

Issued on December 16, 2016; published at the Panay News on March 01, 2017.

Posted: 21 April 2015

The Goose with the Golden Eggs

Once upon a time, a man and his wife had the good fortune to have a goose which
laid a golden egg every day. Lucky though they were, they soon began to think
they were not getting rich fast enough.

They imagined that if the bird is able to lay golden eggs, its insides must be made
of gold. And they thought that if they could get all that precious metal at once, they
would get mighty rich very soon. So the man and his wife decided to kill the bird.

However, upon cutting the goose open, they were

shocked to find that its innards were like that of any other goose!

MORAL: THINK BEFORE YOU ACT

Kill not the goose that lays golden eggs is a popular proverb in English that is
rooted in this story.

When we use this proverb, we mean that anyone who feels entitled to, and tries to
get more than he is already receiving, is most likely to get nothing at all in the
future.

Read the following example:

Young Johnny had a very kind and generous uncle. Every time Johnny visited him
with his parents, he was given five cents. One day, Johnny thought of buying a
bike. The next time he met his uncle, he asked him for 50 dollars. “50 dollars?”
exclaimed his uncle. “That is a lot of money!”

“Well, you can afford it, and I want to buy a bike,” said Johnny. “You don’t have
any children, so you should have a lot of money.”

Johnny’s uncle was very angry. He did not like Johnny’s attitude.

Johnny did not get 50 dollars. He did not get his five cents also any more.

He had killed the goose that laid golden eggs. If he had been wiser, he would
have at least got his five cents.

Sometimes, we are not content with what we have, and wish for more. Such
discontentment always results in unhappiness, and regret.

Sand and Stone

Sand and Stone

John and James were best friends. They fought for many reasons, but never gave
up their friendship. They went in search of a job and visited many places to earn
some money. They passed through various places, villages, towns, forests, and
beaches. They supported each other throughout their journey.

One day, they reached a desert. They had a very little food and water. John said
that they should save the food and water for later use. However, James disagreed.
He wanted to drink water, as he was very thirsty. They quarrelled with each other
for water. John slapped James, and they walked in silence. James wrote on the
sand, “My best friend slapped me!”

Finally, they reached an oasis. They were very happy, and had a lot of fun in the
water. While they both were bathing, James was a bit careless and began to drown.
John rushed to him and saved him.
James hugged his friend and thanked him. They had a little nap and decided to
leave the place. When they were about to leave, James carved something on the
rock.

It was “My best friend saved my life!”

He said to John, “When you slapped me, I recorded it on sand. The wind would
have blown it away by now. However, when you saved my life, I recorded it on
rock. It will remain there forever.”

We have to forget the bad things and cherish the good things done to us.

The Tree and the Travellers

The Tree and the Travellers

Once, there was a huge tree with a broad trunk and innumerable branches right in
the middle of a dry land. The tree gave rest and shelter to hundreds and thousands
of travelers. Being located near four towns, and many villages, the tree was an
ideal meeting point for travelers.

One day, two travelers reached the tree after a long time of walking. Their
destination was one of the towns nearby. It was a hot and sunny day, and the
travelers were very happy to take a rest under the tree. Exhausted, they slumped
under the tree. They slept for a while, enjoying the cool shade and the soft breeze.

After a while, one of the travelers got hungry. They had no food with them. The
hungry traveler looked up at the tree, to see if there was any fruit. Finding none, he
began to curse the tree. “Oh, this is just a useless tree and it has nothing to feed us,
not even a fruit or even nuts! It is of no use!”

The other traveler comforted him and asked him to stay cool. However, the hungry
man continuing cursing the tree.

The tree, which could not tolerate the cursing words of the traveler, said in a sad
yet strong voice, “You can’t be so ungrateful to me. Just think of your condition
when you reached here in the hot and dry sun! I offered you a cool and
comfortable place to rest and sleep with a soothing breeze. If I was not here, you
would have died now! I saved your life from the hot sun, but you humiliate me!”

The traveler realized his mistake and apologized to the tree.

The Hidden Treasure - A short moral story for kids

The Hidden Treasure

Once, there was an old man who had four sons. All four of them were very lazy.

One day, the old man fell sick and was counting his last days in bed. He worried a
lot about his sons’ future as the young men hesitated a lot to work. The sons
believed that luck would favour them.

The old man’s health deteriorated every day and he decided to talk to his sons
about their future. However, his sons did not listen to him.

Finally, the old man decided to play a trick to let his sons realize the importance of
work. He called all his sons and let them sit near him on his bed. He said that he
had a treasure box with gold coins and expensive gems for them and wanted to
share the treasure equally among the four of them.

The young men were very happy and asked where his father had placed the
treasure. The old man replied, “I cannot exactly remember the place where I have
hidden the treasure. However, the treasure box is buried in our land. I’m really not
sure about the place where I have hidden the treasure box.”

Even though the lazy young sons were happy, they were sad that the old man had
forgotten the place where the treasure was hidden. After a few days, the old man
died. The sons decided to dig the land to find the treasure box.

They worked very hard and dug their land. They could not find any treasure box in
the land. Finally, they decided to dig a spot in their land that was a bit different
from the rest of the area. The sons believed that the treasure was buried in that
spot. They dug the specific spot deeply, but got nothing but water.
A passerby who noticed the land and the water flowing from the spot talked to the
sons about farming. Upon his advice, the four sons sowed vegetable seeds, and
planted greens and flowering plants in their land. Since the land was very fertile
with abundant water, within a few weeks, it became a fertile garden with nutritious
vegetables and greens. The four sons sold the vegetables at a good price and earned
a good amount of money.

Then they realized that it was hard work that was referred to as ‘Treasure Box’ by
their father. Gradually, the four sons overcame their laziness, worked hard, earned
more money and lived happily.

Real Vs Fake

Real Vs Fake

Minnu was a sweet, lovable and beautiful girl, aged six years. She was an adorable
kid as she always obeyed her elders. Minnu’s parents loved her for her amazing
behaviour.

One day, Minnu’s mother took her for grocery shopping. As they passed the shops,
Minnu noted a cute plastic pearl necklace in dazzling pink! She asked her mother
to buy her the necklace. Her mother told her that it cost quite a few pennies. She
asked her to do some chores, so that for every completed piece of work Minnu
would get some money and she could buy the pink necklace.

Minnu prepared a to-do list and assisted her mom with all the chores. Her mom
was very happy, and she paid enough money to buy the pink necklace.

Minnu happily purchased the necklace and wore it just everywhere, every time,
except while taking bath. Her mother said that her neck would turn pink and the
pearls would lose their sheen if she wore it while bathing. But all other times,
Minnu wore it, even while sleeping.

Minnu’s father used to tell her bed time stories frequently. One night, after
completing a story, her dad asked how much she loved him. Minnu replied, “You
know how much I love you.”

Dad asked, “Then give me your pearl necklace please!”

Minnu replied, “Please daddy, I love you so much but please don’t ask for these
pearls. I will give you the pink Barbie which you bought me a month ago.”

Dad replied, “Fine, sweetheart.”

After a few days, the conversation was repeated between Minnu and her dad.
Again, Minnu refused to give her pearl necklace and instead asked her dad to take
her pet. Dad kissed her and left with smile.

This was repeated several times.

One day, Minnu slept while her dad was reading her a
story. She was holding the necklace in her hands. Her dad took the pearl necklace
from her hand. The next moment, she woke up and asked, “Dad, what are you
doing?”

Dad quickly opened a jewel box placed near her bed and handed her a real precious
pink pearl necklace. He said, “Sweetheart, this is your real necklace. I wanted to
take away the fake one all this while to give you this real one.”

She replied, ‘Thank you dad!’

Minnu immediately gave up her fake necklace for the real one.

God wants us to give up all the fake and cheap things we consider very precious in
our life. It can be habits, hatreds, harming relationships, activities, negative
thoughts, etc. He will provide us with genuine things if we give up the fake!

Change Yourself and not The World

Change Yourself and not The World

Long ago, people lived happily under the rule of a king. The people of the kingdom
were very happy as they led a very prosperous life with an abundance of wealth
and no misfortunes.

Once, the king decided to go visiting places of historical importance and pilgrim
centres at distant places. He decided to travel by foot to interact with his people.
People of distant places were very happy to have a conversation with their king.
They were proud that their king had a kind heart.

After several weeks of travel, the king returned to the palace. He was quite happy
that he had visited many pilgrim centres and witnessed his people leading a
prosperous life. However, he had one regret.

He had intolerable pain in his feet as it was his first trip by foot covering a long
distance. He complained to his ministers that the roads weren’t comfortable and
that they were very stony. He could not tolerate the pain. He said that he was very
much worried about the people who had to walk along those roads as it would be
painful for them too!

Considering all this, he ordered his servants to cover the roads in the whole country
with leather so that the people of his kingdom can walk comfortably.

The king’s ministers were stunned to hear his order as it would mean that
thousands of cows would have to be slaughtered in order to get sufficient quantity
of leather. And it would cost a huge amount of money also.

Finally, a wise man from the ministry came to the king and said that he had another
idea. The king asked what the alternative was. The minister said, “Instead of
covering the roads with leather, why don’t you just have a piece of leather cut in
appropriate shape to cover your feet?”

The king was very much surprised by his suggestion and applauded the wisdom of
the minister. He ordered a pair of leather shoes for himself and requested all his
countrymen also to wear shoes.

Moral: Instead of trying to change the world, we should try to change

ourselves.
Money Vs Family

Rama’s family is very big. Rama is a hard worker

and he is the sole bread winner of the family. He has three kids, two sons and a
daughter. He lives along with father and mother. Rama used to work too hard to
feed his family.

He works for more than 16 hours a day. The kids cannot see him as he will leave
home early in the morning before they wake-up and reach home around midnight
when kids would sleep every day. The entire family eagerly wait to spend quality
time with him and the kids miss him so much.

The children were too curious about Sundays as his father would spend the entire
day with them. Unfortunately, to meet the increasing household expenses and
educational expenses, Rama took a weekend job to work even on Sundays. The
kids were very shattered and even Rama’s wife and parents too!

The typical routine continued for several weeks and year passed. All the hard
work of Rama earned a lot of benefits and he was offered promotion with
attractive increment.

The family moved to a new house, got better clothes and ate healthy foods.
However, as usual, Rama continues to earn more and more money. One day his
wife asked him ‘why are you running for money? We can be happy with what we
have now.’

Rama replied, ‘I want to give the best available in the world to all of you and want
you to stay happy always.’

Two years passed and Rama hardly spent time with his family. The children
yearned to have their father at home. Meanwhile, the sincere efforts of Rama
reaped him a fortune. He was offered partnership and share in profits. He
continued to earn more and more wealth.
Now, Rama’s family is one of the richest families in the city. They have all the
facilities and luxuries. Still, Rama’s children strove to meet their father as he was
hardly seen at home.

His children turned teens and they are no more kids. Now, Rama earned enough
wealth to provide a luxurious life to his next five generations.

Rama’s family went to their beach house to spend their vacation. His daughter
asked, ‘Dad will you please spend one day at home and stay with us here?’

Rama replied, ‘Yes darling, tomorrow for sure, I will join you for the lunch and be
with you all for next few days. I’m tired of work and need refreshment!’

The entire family became very happy.

Unfortunately, the next day, none in Rama’s family were alive as they were
washed out in Tsunami!

Rama was too busy even to hear the news about Tsunami. When he tried to reach
his beach house, he saw sea and water everywhere and screamed for his family, He
could not even find the dead bodies of his family.

He can never have them again, cannot even see them and even by paying millions
he cannot get them back to life!

He remembered his wife’s words, ‘Why are you running for money? We can be
happy with what we have now.’

Money can’t buy everything!

Real Solution to Problems

A group of employees was working in a

software company. It was a team of 30 employees. This was a young, energetic
and dynamic team with keen enthusiasm and desire to learn and grow. The
management decided to teach the employees about finding real solution to the
problems.
The team was called to play a game in a banquet hall. The group was quite
surprised as they were called for playing game. All reached the venue holding
various thoughts. As they entered the hall, they found the hall decorated
beautifully with colourful decorative papers and balloons all over the place. It was
more like a kid’s play area, than a corporate meeting hall.

Everyone was surprised and gazed at each other. Also, there was a huge box of
balloons placed at the centre of the hall.

The team leader asked everyone to pick a balloon from the box and asked them
to blow it. Every one happily picked a balloon and blew it.

Then the team leader asked them to write their names on their balloon, carefully
so that the balloons didn’t blow up. All tried to write their names on the balloons,
but not everyone was successful. A few balloons blew up due to pressure and
they were given another chance to use another balloon.

Those who failed to mark their names even after the second chance were ruled
out of the game. After the second chance, 25 employees were qualified for the
next level. All the balloons were collected and then put into a room.

The team leader announced the employees to go to the room and pick the same
balloon that had his name on it. Also, he told them that no balloon should blow
up and warned them to be very careful!

All 25 employees reached the room, where the balloons carrying their names
were thrown here and there. They were searching for the respective balloons
carrying their names. While they were in a rush to find the respective balloons,
they tried not to burst the balloons. It was almost 15 minutes and no one was
able to find the balloon carrying his own name.

The team was told that the second level of the game was over.

Now it is the third and final level. They asked the employees to pick any balloon in
the room and give it to the person named on the balloon. Within a couple of
minutes all balloons reached the hands of the respective employee and everyone
reached the hall.

The team leader announced; this is called real solutions to the problems.
Everyone is frantically hunting for solutions to the problems without
understanding the ideal ways. Many times, sharing and helping others give you
real solutions to all problems.

Help out each other to ease things.

pitch1

piCH/
noun
noun: pitch; plural noun: pitches

1. 1.

the quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of
highness or lowness of a tone.

"a car engine seems to change pitch downward as the vehicle passes you"

tone, timbre, key, modulation, frequency

synonyms:
"her voice rose in pitch"
sound1

sound/
noun
noun: sound; noun: musical sound; plural noun: musical sounds

1. 1.

vibrations that travel through the air or another medium and can be heard when they
reach a person's or animal's ear.

"light travels faster than sound"

o a thing that can be heard.

plural noun: sounds

"she heard the sound of voices in the hall"

noise, note; More

din, racket, row, hubbub;
synonyms:
resonance, reverberation
"the sound of the car"
antonyms: silence

o the area or distance within which something can be heard.

"we were always within sound of the train whistles"

2. 2.

sound produced by continuous and regular vibrations, as opposed to noise.

Definition of volume
1 : the degree of loudness or the intensity of a sound; also : loudness

2 : the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object as measured in cubic units (such as
quarts or liters) : cubic capacity — see Metric System Table, Weights and Measures Table

3 a (1) : amount; also : bulk, mass

(2) : a considerable quantity

b : the amount of a substance occupying a particular volume

c : mass or the representation of mass in art or architecture

4 a : a series of printed sheets bound typically in book form : book

b : a series of issues of a periodical

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Previous Wage Order

Wage Advisory
Board Members
Resolution No. 2, series of 2015

CURRENT DAILY MINIMUM WAGE RATES

REGION VI, Western Visayas a/
Per Wage Order No. RBVI-24 b/
(Effective: 12 July 2018)

Minimum Wage
Basic Wage New Basic New Minimum
Sector/Industry under W.O. No. COLA
Increase Wage Wage Rates
RBVI-23

I. Non-
Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial

Employing more than 10 workers ₱323.50 ₱26.50 ₱350.00 ₱15.00 ₱365.00

Employing 10 workers and below ₱271.50 ₱18.50 ₱290.00 ₱5.00 ₱295.00

II. Agriculture

Plantation ₱281.50 ₱8.50 ₱290.00 ₱5.00 ₱295.00

Non-Plantation ₱271.50 ₱18.50 ₱290.00 ₱5.00 ₱295.00

a/
Region VI covers the Provinces of Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo, and Negros Occidental,
including their respective component cities and the highly urbanized Cities of Bacolod and Iloilo.

Grants the following:

 ₱26.50/day basic wage increase and ₱15.00 COLA for workers in the Non-
b/ Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial Employing more than 10 workers;
 ₱18.50/day basic wage increase and ₱5.00 COLA for workers in the Non-
Agriculture/Industrial/Commercial Employing 10 workers and below;
 ₱8.50/day basic wage increase and ₱5.00 COLA for workers in Agriculture (Plantation); and
 ₱18.50/day basic wage increase and ₱5.00 COLA for workers in Agriculture (Non-Plantation).
NOTE:

 There shall be temporarily no increase in basic wage and no grant of COLA in the Province of
Aklan, and Barangays of Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak in the Municipality of Malay. The
increase in basic wage and COLA shall take effect in said areas, as follows:

Barangays Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak in the - Three (3) months after the opening of
Municipality of Malay, Aklan Boracay Island

Province of Aklan - 01 November 2018

 For Sugar Industry Enterprises, within the Agricultural, Industrial, and Commercial Sector, the
grant of COLA shall take effect six (6) months after the issuance of the Wage Order.

Issued on 08 June 2018; published at the Daily Guardian and Negros Daily Bulletin on 27 June 2018.

UPDATED: 28 June 2018

CURRENT MINIMUM WAGE RATES FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS

REGION VI, Western Visayas a/
Per Wage Order No. RBVI-DW-02 b/
(Effective 16 December 2017)

Minimum Wage under Amount of New Minimum Wage

Area/Location
W.O. No. RBVI-DW-01 Increase Rate upon effectivity

Cities and first class municipalities ₱2,500.00 ₱1,000.00 ₱3,500.00

Other municipalities ₱2,000.00 ₱1,500.00 ₱3,500.00

a/
Covers the Provinces of Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, and Iloilo including their respective
component cities and the highly urbanized City of Iloilo.

Grants the following increases:

b/
 ₱1,000.00 in cities and first class municipalities
 ₱1,500.00 in other municipalities

Issued on 20 November 2017; published at Philippine Star on 01 December 2017.

UPDATED: 05 December 2017