The Department of Labor and Employment has introduced the TUPAD Tuloy Pasada program, providing jeepney drivers with an additional P695 daily income to offset rising fuel costs. Initially targeting 134 drivers in Metro Manila, the initiative aims to suppo
The DSWD will distribute P5,000 cash assistance to over 160,000 PEMEDES riders and 48,000 TNVS drivers under the AICS Program, with payouts scheduled from April 16-19 in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
PISTON has confirmed it will join a nationwide transport strike from April 15 to 17, demanding the repeal of the Oil Deregulation Law and VAT on oil, with protests extending beyond Labor Day.
Jeepney drivers in Quezon City receive a P10 per liter fuel subsidy via a new government program, but transport groups demand price rollbacks and plan a strike.
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Mandaue City Hall assures Job Order workers their salaries will remain unaffected by the new four-day work week starting April 16, with remote tasks assigned for Fridays to maintain full pay.
Lapu-Lapu City Government provided rice to 500 displaced workers from MEPZ companies, but 50 garment workers were excluded due to outdated details, prompting efforts to update records for assistance.
The Department of Labor and Employment provides 20-day emergency employment to 1,000 jeepney drivers in NCR, with 400 senior citizens, as fuel price surges force route suspensions.
Minimum wage workers in Central Luzon will see an additional increase of up to ₱40 in daily wages starting April 16, 2026, as part of a two-tranche adjustment under Wage Order No. RBIII-26.
The Bureau of Working Conditions has issued guidelines for employers to safeguard employees from heat-related illnesses during the summer season, emphasizing hydration, ventilation, and flexible work arrangements.
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Rising Middle East tensions could spike fuel costs and disrupt supply chains, threatening employment. The Private Sector Advisory Council endorses coordinated measures to protect jobs and sustain economic activity in the Philippines.
Over 5,000 verified habal-habal drivers in Cebu Province will receive P3,000 financial assistance and rice aid starting April 15, 2026, with Cordova City as the initial distribution site.
Kimberly Cabahug, a former person deprived of liberty, secures employment as a public area attendant at Radisson Blu Hotel Cebu after completing a housekeeping course under the 'Skills Behind Walls' initiative, highlighting efforts to support reintegratio
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. convened the Private Sector Advisory Council to develop strategies for safeguarding Filipino employment and supporting businesses as Middle East tensions disrupt global markets.
The Municipal Government of Mawab has officially launched the Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES) 2026, offering qualified students income and work experience during the summer break. Mayor Myrill L. Apit encourages applications to support y
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The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has declared that workers will receive additional compensation for working on April 9, 2026, a regular holiday commemorating Araw ng Kagitingan, as per Labor Advisory 05-2026.
The Philippine labor market shows signs of difficulty as the ongoing Middle East conflict affects Filipino workers, with unemployment rising to 5.1% in February 2026 and underemployment increasing to 11.8%, according to government data.
The Philippine Statistics Authority reports a decline in unemployment to 2.66 million in February 2026, with the rate dropping to 5.1%. Government measures aim to mitigate global risks and support affected workers amid Middle East tensions.
Government data shows Philippine unemployment rose to 5.1% in February 2026, with underemployment at 11.8%, as Middle East tensions strain the labor market. Despite gains in services sector employment, officials implement support programs while economists
The Department of Labor and Employment announces additional pay for employees working on April 9, 2026, a regular holiday commemorating Araw ng Kagitingan, with specific rates for regular and overtime hours.
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Transport group Piston will hold a protest and noise barrage at terminals on April 7, demanding removal of excise tax on petroleum and repeal of the Oil Deregulation Law to address soaring fuel costs.
Iloilo City's Selda program now offers 20 technical and livelihood courses for Persons Deprived of Liberty, empowering them with skills for reintegration and income generation.
The DSWD will provide ₱5,000 cash relief to transport drivers in the Davao Region from April 8-10, 2026, targeting over 14,000 beneficiaries across multiple cities amid rising fuel prices.
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.
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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.
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
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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.
