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ILOILO CITY — Labor groups condemned DoLE’s Wage Order No. 28 for reducing the planned Metro Manila minimum wage hike from P85 to P60 and demanded retroactive…
‘Taiwanese people are people of the world; Taiwanese people have the right to engage with the world.’
Taiwan explores expanded labor cooperation with the Philippines, discussing potential G2G hiring for domestic workers, strengthened worker protections, and new…
Overseas Filipino workers in Taiwan face strict dorm rules, contract limits and alleged retaliation for labor complaints, raising concerns over forced labor…
Taiwan will raise the minimum salary for foreign distant-water fishing crews to US$570 starting in 2026 and tighten enforcement against non-compliant…
The aquaculture industry must meet rising expectations for transparency as well as environment, social and governance.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. signs Executive Order 97, adopting Omnibus Guidelines to protect workers’ rights and ensure freedom of association,…
Neophyte Senator Camille Villar on Tuesday filed a series of priority bills in the Senate focusing on health care access, workers' protections, as well as…
The Philippines will not be examined by the ILO’s labor standards committee this year, reflecting progress in workers' rights. The country also chairs a key…
The Philippines joins the 113th International Labor Conference in Geneva, with Labor Secretary Laguesma highlighting the nation’s commitment to decent work,…
India overtook China to become the world’s most populous nation in 2023, and by 2030, India will be home to one billion working-age people.
Xi’s threat to unify with Taiwan ‘by force, if necessary’ has no place in 2024, its basis being subjugation, which is no different from Russia’s invasion of…
Taiwan celebrates LGBTQ Pride after adoption rights milestone