Joel Dela Cruz, a 55-year-old jeepney driver in Lapu-Lapu City, faces financial hardship as fuel prices double, reducing his daily earnings from P800 to P300-500. With two children in school and medical needs, he calls for government aid amid rising costs
The Department of Labor and Employment has allocated P1.2 billion to support workers affected by the Middle East crisis through its Tupad emergency employment program, offering 10-30 days of community work at minimum wage.
The Social Security System is studying measures like a loan moratorium and contribution penalty waivers to help Filipino workers and employers cope with economic pressures from rising fuel costs and Middle East tensions.
The Social Security System is studying relief measures including a loan payment suspension and penalty condonation to help Filipino workers and employers cope with economic challenges from rising fuel prices and Middle East tensions.
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The DOLE's Project Dapat Construction Job Fair in Zamboanga City resulted in 19 on-the-spot hires, with 21 employers offering 1,851 vacancies and additional support services for jobseekers.
Incomplete documentary requirements and processing bottlenecks have caused delayed salaries for at least 956 job order workers in Cebu City, with unpaid amounts estimated at P84 million. The Human Resource Development Office cites issues in submission and
Commuters in Cebu City experienced significant disruptions on Friday, March 27, 2026, as a nationwide transport strike led to long lines and light traffic. Protesters condemned rising fuel prices driven by global oil market tensions.
The Department of Labor and Employment has allocated P1.2 billion to support vulnerable workers affected by the national energy emergency through Tupad and DILP programs.
Jeepney drivers in Davao City staged a rally demanding fuel price rollbacks and VAT removal as diesel exceeds ₱100 per liter, with daily earnings plummeting amid a global oil crisis.
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Piston-led transport strike in Cebu disrupts commutes, with drivers demanding fuel subsidies and tax relief amid rising operational costs, while officials downplay impact.
Piston Cebu staged its second strike in a week on March 27, 2026, protesting soaring fuel costs and stagnant fares, causing significant disruptions in key routes across Metro Cebu.
Senator Imee Marcos advocates for a temporary suspension of mandatory salary deductions from SSS, GSIS, Pag-IBIG, and PhilHealth to help workers receive full pay during the Middle East turmoil-induced economic hardship.
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines urges the government to provide a P5,000 monthly subsidy to over five million minimum wage earners, citing fuel price hikes and stalled wage legislation.
Senator Imee Marcos calls for a temporary suspension of salary deductions from state-run agencies like SSS, GSIS, and PhilHealth to help Filipinos cope with surging fuel and commodity prices driven by the Middle East conflict.
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Senator Imee Marcos urges SSS, GSIS, Pag-ibig, and PhilHealth to suspend collections to help Filipinos cope with soaring fuel and commodity prices during the national energy emergency.
The General Alliance of Workers Association criticizes emergency powers for President Marcos as insufficient, demanding wage increases and labor representation in the Uplift Committee.
The Tricycle Alliance of Davao City proposes doubling the minimum fare from P10 to P20, citing inflation and Middle East conflict impacts, while commuters express budget concerns.
Over 956 job order workers in Cebu City have not received their salaries from January to March 2026, prompting a City Council resolution for immediate payment. Councilor Harold Kendrick Go expressed concern for affected families, with unpaid wages dating
Nearly 1,000 Cebu City Hall job order workers face unpaid salaries dating back to October 2025. Councilor Harold Kendrick Go urges immediate release of P84 million before March 27 deadline.
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Taiwan emerges as a potential destination for Filipino household service workers, with a new policy allowing families to hire migrant domestic helpers. The move provides an alternative for OFWs affected by Middle East conflicts.
Thousands of Filipino medical professionals depart annually for higher pay overseas, creating a national shortage of over 127,000 nurses and overwhelming public hospitals with understaffed wards and longer patient waits.
Eighteen former rebels from the 53rd Infantry Battalion have completed a Financial Literacy and Microenterprise Development Training in Zamboanga del Sur, equipping them with skills for sustainable livelihoods and economic independence.
Taiwan emerges as a new destination for Filipino household service workers, offering opportunities with a minimum monthly wage of NT$20,000 and no placement fees.
The Kilusang Mayo Uno labor group staged a lightning rally at the US Embassy in Manila, condemning US-Israel military actions against Iran and warning of economic and security risks for the Philippines.
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Transport groups led by MANIBELA will stage a massive nationwide strike from March 26 to 27, protesting rising fuel costs and fare hike reversals, potentially the largest in Philippine history.
The Bicol Region's minimum wage rises by P20 starting April 8, part of a P45 total increase approved by the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board after consultations and public hearings.
The Department of Labor and Employment calls on legislators to rely on robust data and thorough analysis when crafting wage policies to ensure fair worker income and economic stability, respecting congressional autonomy.
Transport groups in Panay held a transport holiday on March 23, 2026, protesting rising fuel prices and demanding government intervention. Organizers announced a broader transport strike scheduled for March 26 as part of nationwide actions.
A recent fare increase suspension has left drivers grappling with financial challenges, as they face rising costs without additional revenue. This development highlights ongoing tensions in the transportation sector.
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Transport leaders in Cebu staged a joint mobilization, urging the government to accelerate service contracting and provide immediate relief measures to shield drivers from rising fuel costs and prevent industry collapse.
