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Labor Assistant Secretary Dominique Tutay (Presidential photo) MANILA - The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has proposed the grant of a three-month wage subsidy for private-sector workers, particularly for minimum wage earners, amid soaring oil prices. Speaking to President Rodrigo Duterte during his Talk to the People aired Wednesday, Labor Assistant Secretary Dominique Tutay said the subsidy with a proposed PHP24 billion funding will cover around one million workers from April to June. "With the current wages, Mr. President, now it is extremely inadequate, particularly for the minimum wage earners and the government's economic recovery in full swing, subsidies may still be extended to vulnerable workers, particularly those most severely affected by fuel prices and its domino effect on prices in food and basic goods and services kagaya na nga po nung sa (just like those in the) transport sector," she said. Tutay said they have submitted in February 2021 a propo

Rodrigo duterteDominique tutayUnion congressDepartment of laborPresident rodrigo duterteLabor assistant secretary dominique tutayTrade union congressLabor assistant secretary dominique tutay presidential photo manila the department of and employment dole has proposed grant ofa three month wage subsidy for private sector workersArticularly for minimum wage earnersMid soaring oil prices speaking to president rodrigo duterte during his talk the people aired wednesdayAbor assistant secretary dominique tutay said the subsidy witha proposed php24 billion funding will cover around one million workers from april to june quot with current wagesFmr presidentOw it is extremely inadequateArticularly for the minimum wage earners and government 39s economic recovery in full swingUbsidies may still be extended to vulnerable workersArticularly those most severely affected by fuel prices and its domino effect on in food basic goods services kagaya na nga po nung sa just like the transport sector