Cebu Calls for Early 13th Month Pay After Typhoon
Cebu City Councilor Harold Go appeals for early 13th month pay release to help employees affected by Typhoon Tino. Major BPO companies already responding positively to the initiative.
Cebu City Councilor Harold Go appeals for early 13th month pay release to help employees affected by Typhoon Tino. Major BPO companies already responding positively to the initiative.
Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma urges employers to give incentives to employees reporting during Super Typhoon Uwan. Prioritize worker safety. Read more.
Cebu City Councilor Harold Go appeals for advanced 13th month pay to aid employees affected by Typhoon Tino. Major BPO companies like Accenture and Conduent have already responded. Support the recovery now!
A 25-year-old CEBECO lineman from Toledo City died after accidentally touching a live wire while repairing typhoon damage in Aloguinsan. Read this safety reminder.
The Department of Labor and Employment initiates comprehensive profiling of workers impacted by Typhoon Aghon across Cebu province to facilitate targeted assistance and employment recovery programs.
The Philippines' Department of Labor and Employment launches massive ₱1.3 billion initiative targeting job creation and skills development to address the nation's employment challenges.
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Government employees in Cebu and across the Philippines are set to receive their year-end bonus and cash gift this November, providing financial relief ahead of the holiday season.
Labor groups in the Philippines are pushing for increased rice subsidies and enhanced annual benefits as inflation continues to impact workers' purchasing power.
DOLE Bacolod reports alarming surge in labor complaints with unpaid salaries and illegal terminations dominating cases. Workers seek justice as employment disputes escalate.
A groundbreaking court ruling in Cebu challenges the gig economy model, ordering companies to recognize delivery riders as regular employees with full benefits and job security.
Discover how Cebu's emerging industrial sectors face a critical talent shortage that threatens economic growth, and what solutions industry leaders are proposing to bridge this gap.