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Workers displaced by Mindoro oil spill get P257 million aid - Vimarsana News

Workers displaced by Mindoro oil spill get P257 million aid

Livelihood assistance amounting to P257 million has been provided to workers who lost their jobs due to an oil spill that hit Oriental Mindoro following the sinking of the motor tanker Princess Empress last year, according to the Department of Labor and Employment.

Palawan Group of Companies partners with DOLE MIMIROPA for underbanked beneficiaries - Vimarsana News

Palawan Group of Companies partners with DOLE MIMIROPA for underbanked beneficiaries

As part of its commitment to making digital financial services available to all sectors, especially the marginalized and vulnerable, the Palawan Group of Companies has partnered with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) MIMAROPA Region.

Substantial funding allotted for livelihoods - Vimarsana News

Substantial funding allotted for livelihoods

THE Department of Budget and Management on Wednesday said it remained committed to enhancing livelihoods in the country via outlays in the proposed P5.768-trillion 2024 National Expenditure Program.

DBM allots P12.9B for Tupad program | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

DBM allots P12.9B for Tupad program | The Manila Times

BUDGET Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said on Thursday that P12.919 billion had been earmarked for the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged Workers (Tupad) program in next year's budget to bolster job creation.

₧200-B social protection programs set–DBM | Jasper Y. Arcalas - Vimarsana News

₧200-B social protection programs set–DBM | Jasper Y. Arcalas

THE Marcos Jr. administration plans to bankroll almost P200 billion in social protection programs next year that include cash transfers, social pension, and emergency repatriation spending, according to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM). Budget Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman said the current administration did not discontinue any cash transfer…