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Livelihood turnover gipahigayon sa Valencia

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Isa ka livelihood turnover ang gipahigayon sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) X – Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (BukPFO) sa Valencia City, Bukidnon kaniadtong Enero 10, 2024

Nahigayon kini pinaagi sa Provincial Director sa ahensya nga si Raul Valmores ug DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP) personnel uban sa Valencia Rural Improvement Multi-Purpose Cooperative isip accredited co-partner.

Ang DOLE Bukidnon miingon nga duha (2) ka asosasyon sa mga mamumuo ang nakadawat sa livelihood.

Kini mao ang Young Social Innovators nakadawat og livelihood project nga mibalor og P150,000.00 alang sa ilang Snack Bar Project; ug ang Small Vendor Progressive Association – nga nakadawat og panginabuhian nga nagkantidad og P250,000.00 alang sa ilang Frozen Food Marketing Store Project.

Gawas niana, laing 33 ka indibidwal usab ang nakadawat og livelihood grant alang sa ilang Sari-sari Store, Rice Trading, Goat Raising, Agri-vet ug Corn Production Projects ubos sa DILP.

Kini nahimong posible pinaagi sa pakigtambayayong sa Local Government Unit (LGU) sa
Valencia City pinaagi sa Public Employment Services Office (PESO).

Dugang sa DOLE Bukidnon nga ang livelihood project nagtumong sa pagdugang ug/o pagsuporta sa kita sa mga benepisyaryo ug sa pagpalambo sa kaugalingong trabaho. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Livelihood gitunol sa Kadingilan, Bukidnon

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Isa ka livelihood turnover ceremony ang nahigayon sa Kadingilan, Bukidnon niadtong Setyembre 29, 2023

Ang turnover gipahigayon sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) X – Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (BukPFO) pinaagi sa DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP).

Sumala sa pahibalo sa DOLE-X BukPFO, adunay 47 ka ginikanan sa child laborers ang nakadawat sa working capital nga mikabat sa Php15,000.00.

Ang livelihood project nagtumong sa pagdugang ug pagsuporta sa kita sa mga benepisyaryo, sa pagpasiugda sa self-employment, ug sa pagpagaan sa negatibong epekto sa nagpadayong pandemya. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

TUPAD payout gipahigayon sa Bukidnon

Posted on by cmn

Ang Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE-X) Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (BukPFO) mipahigayon sa Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged Workers (TUPAD) payout sa Bukidnon

Base sa pahibalo sa DOLE-X BukPFO, ang payout gipahigayon sa duha ka lungsod sa Bukidnon niadtong Setyembre 28, 2023.

Mikabat sa Php1,559,250.00 ang kinatibuk-an nga kantidad sa salary wages ang natugyan sa 385 ka mga benepisyaryo sa New Terminal, Talakag, Bukidnon.

Samtang adunay 426 ka mga benepisyaryo ang nakadawat sa mikabat sa Php1,725,300.00 nga salary wage didto sa Municipal Gymnasium, Cabanglasan, Bukidnon.

Gitaho nga ang matag benepisyaryo nakadawat og Php4,050 alang sa ilang 10-day work nga sweldo.

Ang TUPAD isa ka community-based package of assistance nga naghatag og emergency work para sa mga displaced, underemployed, ug seasonal nga mga trabahante. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)

DOLE-10 honors Bukidnon’s informal sector workers

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MALAYBALAY CITY – The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)-10, through its Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (Buk PFO), recently conducted a learning session for workers in the informal sector in line with the 2023 Labor Day commemoration

The activity aims to provide and aid the workers in the informal sector under the Labor Day theme, “Pabahay, Bilihing Abot-Presyo, Benepisyo ng Matatag na Trabaho Para sa Manggagawang Pilipino.”
DOLE-10 BukPFO Provincial Director Raul L. Valmores reassures that DOLE, through its flagship programs and services, will continuously provide job-generation initiatives to workers in the informal sector.
“We in DOLE will continue collaborating with the different government agencies and Accredited Co-Partners (ACPs) so the individual and association beneficiaries can attain a sustainable livelihood,” Valmores said.
Nineteen association beneficiaries of the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP) from a city and different municipalities in Bukidnon, including six ACPs, attended the event.
The Department of Trade and Industry Business Development Division Chief Jose Maureal discussed financial and organizational management with stakeholders of DOLE Integrated Livelihood.
“The success and sustainability of government programs depend on the maturity of the people’s organization that are empowered to become partners on project implementation,” Maureal said.
This initiative will help the association generate support in making critical financial decisions, improve the profitability of their organizations, guide the organizational structure, and ensure the alignment of employees with company policies.
The activity also included a learning session on simple bookkeeping from Abag Kalambuan Inc., Executive Director, Bienvenido Narciso, which included a workshop on simple bookkeeping to enhance knowledge of finances.
Narciso emphasized the importance of maintaining complete and accurate records of all financial transactions to ensure proper reflection in the book of accounts.
He emphasized that having basic bookkeeping knowledge is crucial as it enables easy maintenance of records and provides detailed information on expenses and income.
During the event, DILP released three livelihood starter kits, including a sari-sari store, Bigasan, and a video production project worth P70,000.
The Parents Mobilization Action Group (PMAG) was granted a total amount of P500,000 for their Consumer Store Enhancement Project.
Under Social Amelioration Program (SAP), the sugar workers received P24,000.
Each of the three beneficiaries received P8,000 for their maternity benefit claims.
All attendees pledged to support the government’s goal of transitioning informal sector workers into the formal economy, ensuring their protection under the law. They vowed to promote the welfare and decent work agenda of workers in the informal economy.
Valmores recognized the informal sector’s contribution to the country’s thrust toward a sustainable and inclusive economic recovery. (DOLE-10 Buk PFO/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

PWDs get P250-K in livelihood aid from DOLE-Bukidnon

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MALAYBALAY CITY – As part of its year-round turnover of livelihood grants to marginalized and disadvantaged informal workers in the province, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)-10, through Provincial Director Raul Valmores of Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (BukPFO), recently turned over livelihood assistance—with Abag Kalambuan Inc. (AKI) as the Accredited Co-Partner (ACP)—to Sinanglanan Parents and Persons with Disability Association (SiPaPDA)

The SiPaPDA, which consists of 21 parents and persons with disabilities (PWDs), chose Agrivet and Farm Supply as their livelihood project in the amount of P250,000 from the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP).
Valmores said that through the DILP, the Department took various endeavors to help integrate marginalized and disadvantaged informal workers, including PWDs, into the mainstream and enable them to participate in its social and economic development.
Valmores also acknowledged Malaybalay local government and its Public Employment Service Office (PESO) for their continued support as DOLE’s program partner.
Malaybalay City Mayor Jay Warren Pabillaran urged the recipients to use the grants wisely. He assured them that the city government stands ready to help those in need.
In the meantime, AKI Chairperson Bienvenido Narciso Jr. has expressed his confidence in the beneficiaries’ ability to meet their daily needs with the livelihood grant. He underscored the importance of maximizing it to create a positive ripple effect, benefiting not only themselves but also enabling them to extend help to others in need.
Virgilio Arenido, SiPaPDA president, is grateful for the opportunity to change their lives. He said the association could now meet the daily needs of their families while also creating employment opportunities in their community.
“We are thankful to DOLE for giving us, the PWDs, a chance in life. We thank the government for this tailored project for marginalized groups. Indeed, the government sees us and has not forgotten us,” Arenido said.
Prior to the turnover, the group attended skill-building sessions such as financial literacy and basic entrepreneurship. The DOLE designed the training to provide SiPaPDA with the knowledge and skills needed to manage livelihood endeavors.
The DOLE Livelihood Development Specialists will continue to monitor the associations and their livelihood activities after the turnover. This step makes sure that technical support is guiding the association.
The DOLE has always been a staunch advocate for promoting the rights of people with disabilities, protecting their rights, and promoting the economic empowerment of people with disabilities.
DILP, or the Kabuhayan Program of DOLE, is a flagship program of the agency that aims to help marginalized groups such as self-employed workers who are unable to earn sufficient income, unpaid family workers, low-waged and seasonal workers, workers displaced or to be displaced, marginalized and landless farmers, marginalized fisherfolk, women and youth, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, indigenous peoples, victims of armed conflicts, rebel returnees, and parents of child laborers. (DOLE-10 Buk PFO/PIA-10/Bukidnon)