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Helper who left without justifiable reason not entitled to wages

IN March 2022, then presidential and vice presidential candidates Bongbong Marcos and Sara Duterte vowed to ensure that protected bike lanes would be integrated into the countrys road network. The UniTeam underscored in their campaign statement the need for high-quality bicycle infrastructure: The Covid-19 pandemic has shown us the need to develop active transport (walking and cycling) as a practical and healthy alternative to existing modes. By including the provision of bike lanes in the plann...

Conditions when a kasambahay may do work for another household

MAKATI CITY, 19 July 2023 – The Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the country’s sole public credit registry and repository of credit information, is fully

THE Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the country’s sole public credit registry and repository of credit information, is fully geared up to process the Submitting Entity (SE) registration of the 103 financing and lending companies (FCs and LCs) operating online lending platforms (OLPs), following a July 6, 2023 order of the…

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) reminded employers to ensure the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities (PWD) amid the ongoing commemoration of National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation (NDPR) week. DOLE reiterated that there are laws, policies and programs that protect the rights of PWD in the…

Dumanjug flagged for rounding off contract cost of market

THE Commission on Audit (CoA) said in its audit report on the Office of the Vice President (OVP) for 2022 that the immediate establishment of satellite offices led to procurement worth P668,197.20 that was not fully compliant with the Government Procurement Reform Act.

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