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.
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.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development will extend cash relief assistance to public utility vehicle drivers outside Metro Manila after Holy Week to mitigate oil price hike impacts.
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The LTFRB 7's fuel subsidy program offers P4,500 to P10,000 to public transport drivers and operators to offset rising oil prices, with a deadline of March 23, 2026, for document submission.
A proposed ordinance in Cebu City aims to expand job opportunities for senior citizens by offering tax incentives to businesses that hire them, addressing age discrimination and workforce gaps.
Public utility drivers and operators in Central Visayas must submit requirements by March 23, 2026, for the government's fuel subsidy program. LTFRB-7 offers up to P10,000 via digital payments to ease rising fuel costs.
A total of 21 deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in Davao City have finished a five-month employment program, marking a milestone in local efforts to boost PWD inclusivity in the workforce.
Public utility jeepney drivers in Davao Region will receive P5,000 cash assistance from DSWD and fuel subsidies up to P10,000 under DOTr's Pantawid Pasada Program, with officials warning against fare overcharging.
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The General Alliance of Workers Association criticizes the National Government's suspension of the PUV fare hike, calling it a calculated move to deflect from wage increase demands amid rising living costs.
The Department of Labor and Employment introduces an online legal query portal to improve accessibility for workers, employers, and labor organizations seeking guidance on labor-related issues.
Piston Cebu's transport strike disrupted traditional jeepney routes in Cebu City, Mandaue, and Lapu-Lapu, citing high fuel costs, while officials reported modern jeepneys maintained smooth operations.
The Department of Labor and Employment has issued guidelines for holiday pay on March 20, 2026, declared a regular holiday for Eid'l Fitr. Workers will receive 200% of their wage for work done, with additional rates for overtime and rest day scenarios.
Piston Cebu staged a transport strike demanding a P5 fare increase and removal of oil taxes, claiming up to 90% disruption. CCTO officials countered, stating operations exceeded previous day's levels with modern jeepneys maintaining service.
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DSWD-Davao will provide ₱5,000 cash relief to transportation drivers impacted by soaring fuel prices, following NCR rollout. The aid targets tricycle, taxi, and delivery drivers through the AICS program.
PISTON announces a nationwide transport strike on March 19, 2026, demanding a P5 fare increase. Over 500 members in Cebu City are expected to join, potentially paralyzing public transport and affecting commuters.
Piston-Cebu criticizes the government's withdrawal of a P1 fare increase, citing insufficient support for drivers facing soaring fuel costs due to Middle East tensions.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has formally reinstated heat stroke breaks for traffic enforcers and street sweepers, providing 30-minute rest periods per shift until May 31, 2026.
The Kilusang Mayo Uno labor group marched to the House of Representatives, demanding immediate passage of bills to raise the minimum wage to ₱1,200 nationwide, citing rising costs and inadequate pay.
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The Department of Labor and Employment encourages private companies to consider flexible work setups like four-day weeks or remote work to mitigate the impact of soaring oil prices and protect employee welfare.
Transport group MANIBELA declares the approved P1 fare increase for public utility vehicles inadequate as oil prices continue to surge, with drivers reportedly earning less than beggars.
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has re-launched its online portal, enabling employers and employees to submit grievances, access labor rights guidance, and track submissions with updated features.
Several tricycle drivers in Quezon City failed to receive P5,000 cash assistance as their names were absent from the beneficiary list, amid rising fuel prices and planned transport strikes.
The Department of Labor and Employment encourages private companies to implement flexible work setups, such as compressed weeks and telecommuting, to help employees save on commuting costs during high oil prices.
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A 55-year-old doctor was arrested in Balamban for failing to remit SSS contributions for employees, released on bail, and faces court proceedings under the Social Security Act of 2018.
Samal Mayor Lemuel Reyes urges displaced Nordeco employees to seek his help for potential employment with Davao Light, as the power company expands its franchise amid ongoing legal disputes over electricity distribution rights in the region.
PISTON announces a nationwide transport strike on March 19, protesting fuel price increases and government inaction. The group demands fare hikes and policy changes.
The National Wages and Productivity Commission states that potential wage increases depend on Regional Tripartite Wage Boards monitoring Middle East crisis impacts, as labor groups push for a 200-peso across-the-board hike.
Transport group Piston announces a nationwide strike on March 19, protesting fuel price hikes and government policies, while seeking a fare increase and criticizing subsidies.
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Regional labor boards in the Philippines are evaluating a potential minimum wage increase due to soaring oil and commodity prices, driven by the Middle East conflict, to help workers cope with rising living costs.
