'Oh My Job!' hosts Tuesday Niu, Arnell Ignacio, and Bea Binene
They are not of age yet to be part of the workforce, but circumstances are pushing them to work for their families due to poverty.
This Saturday in “Oh My Job!” Karen Trayvilla, Director IV, Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns
From left: Bea BInene, Arnell Ignacio, and Tuesday Niu
Their sacrifices for their children never end. From the time they give birth to us, to send us to school and the effort of raising us, our mothers always put us first.
On Mother’s Day this weekend, we pay homage to the hard working moms, m
(Photo courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard) MANILA - The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) will start the profiling of workers who were affected by the onslaught of Typhoon Odette in the Visayas and Mindanao. "Our TUPAD (Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers) is institutionalized. This is what we implement every time we have a calamity, typhoon, and other man-made or acts of God calamities. This happened in Regions 7 (Central Visayas), 8 (Eastern Visayas), 5 (Bicol), 11 (Davao region), and Caraga. We will start the profiling of those affected by the calamity, particularly our informal workers," Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns director, Ma. Karen Trayvilla, said during the agency's year-end presser on Friday. Trayvilla added that they aim to provide employment assistance as early as January next year, if not this month. "In case we will not be able to provide them the assistance, we assured them that the assistance will be given
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(File photo) MANILA - The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has expanded its emergency employment program, Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) to still help the beneficiaries work up to a maximum of 90 days. Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns (BWSC) Director Ma. Karen Trayvilla said the expansion of the program's coverage is one of the DOLE's contributions to fortify the economy. "One of the contributions of DOLE to revitalize the economy through the DOLE integrated livelihood employment program as part of BWSC contribution to the national employment recovery strategy (NERS)," she said in a virtual forum. The expanded TUPAD program has been classified in four categories: Emergency Response Method, Labor-Intensive Method, Labor-Based Method, and Labor-Based Equipment Supported Method. Under Emergency Response Method, employees will be hired for 15 days to perform light work such as street sweeping and cleaning of public f