05/09/2026
PRESS RELEASE
NATIONAL CONCILIATION AND MEDIATION BOARD
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
04 SEPTEMBER 2026
RCMB NCR Highlights Conflict Management and Grievance Handling at Pasig City Industry Forum 2026
Pasig City, - The National Conciliation and Mediation Board-NCR (NCMB-NCR) continues its relentless drive to strengthen workplace harmony as it participated in the Pasig City Industry Forum 2026, organized by the Pasig City Public Employment Service Office (PESO), at the 2/F Narra Hall, Pasig Creative Arts Academy, Pasig City.
Even with rain pouring outside, participants came in full force, undeterred in their intent to learn and engage in meaningful discussions.
A little past 2:00 PM, the learning session started with a transformative discussion on Conflict Management and Grievance Handling.
Chief Labor and Employment Officer Maria Cecille V. Ceballos of RCMB NCR delivered a compelling session that underscored the urgency of proactive grievance mechanisms in todayโs dynamic labor landscape.
Chief Labor and Employment Officer Maria Cecille V. Ceballos of RCMB NCR delivered a compelling presentation that underscored the importance of bipartite mechanisms under Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), particularly LaborโManagement Cooperation (LMC) and Grievance Machinery (GM) as proactive essential tools for maintaining industrial peace.
She emphasized that effective conflict management begins within the organization, through structured internal dialogue and problemโsolving before disputes escalate.
By exhausting internal discussions first, organizations can resolve issues constructively, fostering trust and accountability between labor and management.
Chief LEO Ceballos further highlighted that LMC and GM Programs are not just a disputeโresolution tool but a strategic safeguard, empowering employees to voice concerns responsibly, preventing minor disagreements from intensifying, and ensuring fair and humane resolution of conflicts.
By keeping communication lines open and systematic, grievance handling becomes a cornerstone of industrial peace, productivity, and trust.
This activity also stands as proof of the continued collaboration between the Pasig City Government, the Pasig City PESO, and RCMB NCR.
Together, these institutions reaffirm their shared commitment to advancing workplace cooperation, strengthening grievance machinery, and promoting industrial peace through sustained partnership and dialogue.
The Pasig City Industry Forum 2026 demonstrates that when government and institutions unite, workplace challenges can be transformed into opportunities, disputes into dialogue, and cooperation into lasting peace.
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