Taxi Driver's Work Relationship Advice from Papa Joe
A taxi driver named Lando writes to Papa Joe about a relief driver who started well but became disrespectful and negligent, seeking guidance on handling the deteriorating work relationship.
A taxi driver named Lando writes to Papa Joe about a relief driver who started well but became disrespectful and negligent, seeking guidance on handling the deteriorating work relationship.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office 7 held Paghimamat Part 2, a homecoming event for former employees, offering guidance on health and wellness for a meaningful retirement transition.
The Gabay ng Unyon sa Telekomunikasyon ng mga Superbisor sa PLDT (Guts-PLDT) intensifies protests for a fair 2026-2028 collective bargaining agreement, challenging management led by Manny V. Pangilinan amid PLDT's significant financial growth.
DOLE-NCR Director Sarah Mirasol emphasizes the legal requirement for employment contracts and social security registration for domestic workers as the new P7,800 monthly minimum wage in Metro Manila takes effect on February 7, 2026.
The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board approves a wage increase for domestic workers in Metro Manila, benefiting over 220,000 individuals starting February 2026.
The Supreme Court has affirmed that 94 GMA Network talents are regular employees, not contractors, ordering reinstatement and back wages after an 11-year legal fight.
The Employees' Compensation Commission offers immediate assistance and benefits to workers injured and families of those killed in the Binaliw Sanitary Landfill disaster in Cebu City.
RTWPB-Davao schedules public hearing on February 13, 2026 to review minimum wage rates for private sector workers and household helpers amid strong public support for wage increases.
Parañaque Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan files House Bill 4796 to ensure job security, fair wages, and benefits for civilian staff in uniformed agencies.
Davao City's Public Employment and Services Office (Peso) launches an intensified 2026 employment campaign with multiple job fairs, aiming to surpass last year's record of 41 events and connect job seekers with local and international employers.
A 33-year-old chainsaw operator from Argao was fatally struck by a falling branch while cutting a tree in Oslob, Cebu, highlighting workplace safety risks in forestry.
The Department of Labor and Employment-Davao Region assisted 3,628 workers in 2025 through the Single-Entry Approach, with P4.83 million and P9.41 million awarded in notable cases.
Two construction workers died and one was injured after 20 sacks of cement fell on them at a condominium site in Mandaue City, Cebu, on January 24, 2026. Police are investigating the incident.
Two Filipino seafarers have died and four remain missing after the Singaporean-flagged MV Devon Bay, manned by an all-Filipino crew, sank near Scarborough Shoal on January 22, 2026. Fifteen crew members were rescued.
The Department of Labor and Employment warns employers to release final pay and Certificates of Employment promptly to avoid complaints and penalties, as per President Marcos Jr.'s directive.
The National Wages and Productivity Commission announces an P800 monthly minimum wage increase for domestic workers in Metro Manila, effective February 7, 2026, raising pay from P7,000 to P7,800 to address rising living costs.
DOLE-7 confirms government benefits for 118 workers affected by the Binaliw landfill tragedy in Cebu City. PIWSI provides initial cash aid, covers funeral costs, and ensures January salaries.
Families of the 36 fatalities in the Binaliw landfill incident in Cebu City have received initial cash assistance, with government agencies processing burial benefits, pensions, and compensation as investigations continue.
The Department of Labor and Employment emphasizes that employers must release final pay within 30 days after separation, as delays can lead to complaints and penalties.
The Department of Labor and Employment warns employers against delaying final pay for former employees, citing 23,496 hotline calls in 2025 and potential legal penalties.
More than 600 students and out-of-school youth in Davao City secured employment in 2025 through the Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES), gaining work experience and financial support for education.
Davao City's CSWDO rolls out the TABaNG Program, providing livelihood grants and school kits to protect at-risk children and empower their families. Learn how this initiative tackles child labor and street exposure.
The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines calls on President Marcos Jr. to urgently pass a P200 daily wage hike, citing alarming hunger and poverty data from SWS. Act now for Filipino workers.
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DOLE-Davao's Government Internship Program placed 4,753 youth in 2025, an 18.8% increase. 453 interns secured jobs, boosting employment and skills. Learn how this initiative shapes future workers.