The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has confirmed that Golden Years Construction and Steelworks Corp. And its owner, Ernest Jackson Lim, are liable for P11.49 million in unpaid workers’ benefits and safety violations. This follows the collapse of a nine-story building in Angeles City, Pampanga, in May. The decision was made after an investigation into the incident. The DOLE stated that the contractor remains responsible for the financial obligations tied to the accident. The case highlights ongoing concerns about workplace safety and contractor accountability. The amount includes compensation for workers affected by the collapse. The ruling underscores the importance of compliance with labor standards. The DOLE’s decision was announced in a recent news release. The building collapse resulted in significant damage and raised questions about construction safety practices. The case is part of broader efforts to enforce labor laws. The DOLE’s stance reinforces its commitment to worker protection.
Contractor Held Liable for Building Collapse in Angeles City




























