The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines calls a proposed P1,500 monthly subsidy for minimum wage earners insufficient, urging a P5,000 aid instead amid rising inflation and living costs.
Iloilo City officials signed the S.E.L.D.A. proposal and turned over recipe books developed by program graduates, expanding vocational training for inmates to ensure sustainable livelihoods upon release.
The Social Security System is actively evaluating a loan moratorium for members and a condonation program for employer contribution penalties to provide immediate financial relief amid economic challenges.
The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in Central Visayas pledges urgent deliberation on a recent wage hike petition, while the NCR board prepares to start its review cycle next month.
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The General Alliance of Workers Association expresses gratitude to Senator Sherwin Gatchalian for recommending a P1,500 monthly financial aid to all minimum wage earners in the Philippines, calling it a beacon of hope amid soaring living costs.
A Taiwanese garment factory in Mactan Export Processing Zone 2 halted operations, affecting over 500 employees. Authorities are providing financial aid and job referrals to assist the displaced workers.
A Taiwanese sports apparel factory in Mactan Export Processing Zone 2 has ceased operations due to order shortages, displacing 580 employees. Government aid programs are underway, but the closure highlights ongoing challenges in the local manufacturing se
The Department of Labor and Employment reports that 395 jobseekers were hired immediately during sector-focused job fairs across 14 regions, offering nearly 29,000 construction vacancies.
Sentro labor group condemns DOLE Undersecretary Bitonio for rejecting calls for a nationwide wage increase, accusing him of siding with employers over workers struggling with inflation.
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Traditional jeepney and modern PUV drivers in Lapu-Lapu City are struggling as soaring fuel costs slash earnings, forcing them to choose between buying medicines and putting food on the table. With daily incomes plummeting, they appeal for government inte
Millions of Filipino workers face daily despair as minimum wage rates fail to meet family living expenses, creating a cycle of sacrifice and debt that challenges human dignity.
The Department of Labor and Employment has released pay guidelines for workers during the Holy Week holidays, detailing compensation for regular holidays and special non-working days.
The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation is in talks to temporarily halt premium deductions from workers' wages, responding to Senator Imee Marcos' appeal for relief during the Middle East crisis.
The Social Security System is considering a loan moratorium and condonation for employers, while DOLE allocates P1.2 billion for TUPAD to support displaced workers, including drivers and farmers, during the Middle East oil crisis.
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The Alliance of Health Workers held a protest rally at the Department of Health central office, calling for salary increases, bonuses, allowances, and regularization of contractual employees amid rising living costs.
Nearly 2,000 tricycle drivers and operators in Iloilo City will receive P5,000 fuel subsidies from the DSWD, with distribution starting April 8, 2026, to help offset rising fuel and commodity prices.
PhilHealth urges direct contributors to use a one-time penalty waiver for overdue premiums, providing financial relief during the national energy emergency declared by Executive Order 110.
The Department of Labor and Employment is working to change the perception of its Tupad emergency employment program from a 'walis-walis' endeavor to a more meaningful community initiative, with P1.2 billion allocated for Middle East crisis-affected worke
The Opascor Workers' Union and supervisors' union have officially registered as independent labor organizations, ending decades-long affiliation with ALU-TUCP. Union leaders cite improved employee welfare programs and a fresh start in management relations
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Drivers and commuters in Iloilo City held a symbolic Holy Tuesday protest, demanding fuel tax removal and government intervention amid rising oil prices.
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.
