Married Filipina more likely than men to cite housework as reason for unemployment
A study from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies reveals that married Filipino women are far more likely than men to cite housework as the reason…
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A study from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies reveals that married Filipino women are far more likely than men to cite housework as the reason…
About 2.77 million Filipinos were unemployed in August 2026 as the country’s unemployment rate eased to 5.3 percent from 6 percent in July.
Philippine unemployment rose to 6 percent in July as 3.14 million Filipinos were jobless, while labor force participation increased and employment fell from…
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is ramping up job-matching, job fairs and livelihood programs after the Philippines’ unemployment rate rose to 6%…
The Philippine Statistics Authority reports unemployment easing to 5.0% in March, but rising underemployment and uneven sector growth highlight ongoing labor…
The Philippines’ unemployment rate eased slightly to 5.0% in March 2026, with 2.58 million Filipinos still jobless, PSA data show. Explore trends in labor…
Unemployment in Eastern Visayas surged to 7.7 percent in January 2026, nearly tripling from a year earlier, according to PSA data, with rising joblessness,…
The Department of Finance welcomes improved labor data as Philippine Statistics Authority reports unemployment fell to 5.1% in February 2026, though job…
PSA reports February 2026 unemployment eased to 5.1% from January but rose year-on-year as more Filipinos entered the labor force than available jobs.
Philippine unemployment reached 2.66 million in February 2026, down from January but still higher than a year ago as more Filipinos entered the labor force…
Unemployment in the Philippines surged to 2.96 million in January 2026, marking a significant rise from the previous year. The latest Labor Force Survey…
The unemployment rate in December 2025 remained essentially unchanged from November’s 4.4 percent estimate, translating to 2.26 million individuals.
Malacañang said unemployment and underemployment rose in 2025 due to weather disruptions, sector-specific job losses and labor force growth, citing Economic…
The Philippines’ unemployment rate rose to 4.4% in November 2025, with 2.25 million jobless Filipinos, reflecting the economic slowdown caused by the flood…
The Philippines’ unemployment rate stood at 4.4 percent in November 2025, improving from October but rising sharply year-on-year, reflecting slower economic…