The Philippine Post

President Bongbong Marcos assures fair employment and safe migration for Filipino workers as the world economy reopens, forging bilateral labor relations with other countries.

Marcos Administration takes action against job mismatch, strengthening partnerships to provide upskilling programs for higher education institution students and graduates.

Senator Bong Go champions the establishment of OFW Hospital in San Fernando City, providing crucial healthcare to overseas Filipino workers.

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Lacson celebrates the lifting of a public health emergency, promising economic growth and urging continued vigilance against Covid-19.

Kadiwa ng Pangulo generates over PHP500,000 in sales in Davao Region, encouraging the government to continue the initiative twice a month.

The Department of Labor and Employment extends the ‘payao’ project to the Samal City fisherfolk association, which is expected to earn PHP90,000 weekly, aiding 80 households.

The Marcos administration supports the expansion of Kadiwa stores, bringing reduced prices and energy to the Antique Province.

Police in Bicol activate response teams as Typhoon Egay threatens the region, urging the residents to evacuate to safer areas.

President Marcos Jr. vows to reorganize response teams and enhance disaster preparedness in the typhoon-prone Philippines.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to create more jobs and better opportunities for the Filipino workforce, signaling a booming economy.