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A higher minimum wage takes effect in CALABARZON today, October 26. Before comparing it with your payslip, check which rate applies to your workplace. The amount varies by location and sector, and household workers have a separate monthly minimum.
Good morning. Alleged fraudulent road right-of-way payments worth ₱491.9 million are the subject of criminal action announced by the Ombudsman. Senate President Win Gatchalian says implementation of two senators' suspension orders is on hold. Immigration officials are warning…
If someone becomes ill while working in extreme heat, the problem can continue after the shift ends: medical bills, missed work and uncertainty about where to ask for help. The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) announced guidelines on October 23 for heat-illness claims…
Zofia Canlas’s PCUP appointment led me back through several Marcos decisions: Gadon, Torre, the Cabinet reset and a four-week Health Secretary. The question is not whether every appointee will succeed. It is how the President decides who gets the job.
We keep talking about treason whenever a politician seems more interested in defending another country than protecting the Philippines. People get angry, demand action, and ask why nobody is filing a case.
Thirty-five years after Pinatubo, Aeta families in Sitio Bacao are still asking for lasting security over their homes and farms. Their history, the resettlement agreement, and the questions government needs to answer.
For someone taking MRT-3 to work or school, the questions are practical: will the train be dependable, what will the trip cost, and who answers when the service fails?
Officials have submitted courtesy resignations at the Presidential Communications Office, but Palace Press Officer Claire Castro is staying. Acting Secretary Lino Cayetano confirmed that on October 23, giving the public one clear personnel decision while other changes remain…
The DILG announced a ₱50-million bounty for Senator Bato dela Rosa’s capture on October 23. The announcement came after months of talk about a possible reward—and days after Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said authorities knew dela Rosa was in Mindanao and were negotiating…
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