ANALYSIS: Advertising - WPP pay-out points to Manila's season of discontent - Agency-staff relations are hitting new lows as costs are cut
A bitter court battle in which WPP has been ordered to cough up 170 million pesos (US $3.4 million) to settle a labour dispute has highlighted the shake-up underway in the Philippine's advertising agency circle.
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