QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — The transport group SM Malls Integrated Transport Terminals Federation announced that it would hold a transport strike tomorrow, June 2, in all terminals based in SM Malls.
The transport strike is in answer to the move by the Supermalls Transport Service Incorporated of increasing its transport terminal rents by 100% despite the lack of agreement between the two groups.
“We have been talking to the SMMITT officers since 2015 just to have a contract with them, but to no avail,” SMMITT spokesperson Danilo Ocampo said.
“We have been operating for the past 20 years, two decades of harmonious relationship. The mall management has asked us to provide the shoppers and the public with a convenient mode of transportation,” he added.
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