The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Members of the commission on appointments confirmed the appointment of new DAR Secretary John Castriciones during its deliberation on May 30, 2018, held at the Senate in Pasay City, Philippines. Secretary of Agrarian Reform John Rualo Castriciones graduated as Magna cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in political science at the then Trinity College of … Read more
The Department of labor and Employment (DOLE) lists the top 20 Philippine companies engaged in labor only contracting and suspected to be engaged in labor only contracting. Jollibee Food Corporation is listed on top with more than 14,000 workers affected. The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said that out of the 99,526 inspected … Read more
Have you ever been apprehended by a Philippine traffic enforcer before for violation of traffic rules and regulations and was issued a traffic citation ticket or temporary operator’s permit? I am sure you had. Have you ever tried contesting a traffic citation ticket issued against you for a traffic violation? If your … Read more
Pag-Ibig Savings Program is a fast and affordable way for members to save for their future. Qualified members are given access to short-term loans (STL) for their immediate needs and a housing loan with easy payment terms and low-interest rates. The monthly savings with Pag-Ibig fund is P100. However, the member may increase … Read more
Is it time to restore the death penalty in the Philippines? This is the matter discussed this Friday in the DZMM “Usapang de Campanilla” Â program. Will the imposition of the death penalty solve the drug problem plaguing the Philippines? It was January last year that the proposal restoring the death penalty in the Philippines was … Read more