Saturday, May 18, 2024

Rice Trading Project gi-turnover sa tulo ka organisasyon sa Valencia

Ang Rice Trading Project ubos sa DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program, gi-turnover ngadto sa tulo ka peoples’ organization sa dakbayan sa Valencia niadtong Mayo 19, 2023

Base sa pahibalo sa City Government of Valencia, ang turnover ceremony gipangunahan sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) kauban ang City Government of Valencia pinaagi sa Employment and Placement Services Division (EPSD).

Pinaagi sa maong programa, nakabenepisyo ang matag grupo nga mao ang Domagook Farmers Association, Laligan Curvada Spring Association, ug Lumbayao Lumad Association.

Ang matag isa nakadawat og Php250,000.00.

Ang maong kantidad sa maong proyekto gilaumang ipalambo isip dugang nga panginabuhian sa ilang mga miyembro. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)

TUPAD workers sa Valencia nakadawat sa sweldo

Muabot sa 291 ka mga benepisyaryo sa Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) sa Valencia City ang nakadawat na sa ilang sweldo

Base sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, ang mga benepisyaryo naggikan sa Barangay Sinayawan, Catumbalon, ug Maapag.

Nakadawat sila sa ilang payout niadtong Marso 16, 2023 human sa pulo ka adlaw nilang pagpanarbaho sa tagsa-tagsa nilang mga barangay.

Ang maong programa nga gipahigayon sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) pinaagi sa Employment and Placement Services Division (EPSD), nagatumong sa pagtabang sa katawhan nga naapektohan ang panginabuhian hinungdan sa mga kalamidad. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

DOT, DOLE to launch the ‘Trabaho, Turismo, Asenso!’ job fair in Normin

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The Department of Tourism (DOT)-10, in partnership with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)-10, will launch the “Trabaho, Turismo, Asenso!” Philippine Tourism Job Fair, March 30-31, 2023, at the Limketkai Atrium, here

Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco and Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma recently signed an agreement called a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The main goal of the MOU is to help the tourism industry find more jobs and get its workers back to work so that it can recover from the losses caused by the pandemic.

As stated in the MOU, the Regional Offices of DOT and DOLE will work together with the Public Employment Service Offices (PESO) in local government units to run the job fairs, collect relevant job posting information from partner establishments, verify their credibility, and supervise them while following the rules set by the agencies.

“The Trabaho, Turismo, Asenso Job Fairs will help our fellow Filipinos find jobs while helping the accommodation and services sectors address workforce shortages, resulting in the continued recovery of the tourism industry as a whole,” said Frasco during the MOA signing.

In September 2022, the first part of the job fair went well, and over 9,000 people looked for work in Pasay, Cebu, and Davao. Some were recruited on the spot, while others were considered nearly hired.

This March, thousands of job seekers are expected to flock to Cagayan de Oro for the job fair for a chance at employment in the tourism industry. Positions in the following fields: administration, accounting, marketing, human resource, front office, support staff, MICE operators, food and beverages, kitchen or food production, and housekeeping will be available to qualified job seekers. (DOT-10/PIA-10)

411 Bukidnon workers get P1.6-M from DOLE’s TUPAD program

MALAYBALAY CITY (PIA) – Four hundred and eleven (411) disadvantaged or displaced workers in Maramag, Bukidnon, recently received a total of P1.6 million in government salaries through the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)-10’s Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) program

DOLE 10-Bukidnon Field Office Provincial Director Raul Valmores said each beneficiary received P3,900 as payment for their 10-day work.

He said the 411 beneficiaries are from Barangays San Miguel, North Poblacion, South Poblacion, Kuya, Danggawan, Panadtalan, Colambugon, Panalsalan, Dologon, Base Camp, Camp-1, Anahawon, and Bayabason, all in Maramag municipality.

“TUPAD aims to improve the quality of workers’ physical living conditions while contributing to the communities’ welfare, which provides emergency employment for displaced, underemployed, and seasonal workers,” Valmores said.

He explained that TUPAD is being implemented through direct administration or accredited co-partners (ACPs), which refer to the DOLE program partner responsible for directly delivering services to the target beneficiary. They are worker organizations of national government agencies and LGUs, as well as other non-profit people’s organizations and non-profit NGOs that have met DOLE accreditation requirements.

Merlita Barredo, 63, of Barangay San Miguel, a PWD (person with disability) due to poliomyelitis, thanked the government’s Labor and Employment department for enlisting her as a TUPAD beneficiary. She reiterated that, despite the slow pace of her work, she gave it her all to complete the ten-day task.

“Nagpasalamat ko sa DOLE. Dako kayo ni’g tabang nako. Usa ko ka PWD pero naapil gihapon ko sa inyong programa. Bisan galisod ko ug lakaw naningkamot ko nga makaapil. Salamat kaayo. Kaning kwarta ipalit nakog bugas ug sud-an,” she said.

(The Labor Department has been helpful to me. This program helps people like me. It gave me a chance to take part despite my disability. Thank you. I will use the money to buy food)

The DOLE-10 Bukidnon field office led the payout ceremony. Audrey Zubiri, wife of Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri, Maramag Municipal Mayor Jose Joel P. Doromal, San Miguel Punong Barangay Dominico Loja Sr., and barangay program coordinator Generoso Maribao Jr. graced the event. (DOLE-10/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

DOLE Bukidnon, PESO Malaybalay conducts Livelihood Orientation, Profiling

The Public Employment Service Office (PESO) in coordination with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Bukidnon conducted the Livelihood and Child Labor Prevention & Elimination Program Orientation and Profiling on January 24, 2023, at People’s Hall, New City Hall, Casisang, Malaybalay City

The participants are forty (40) Parents of Child Laborers beneficiaries. Individual cases of the beneficiaries have been assessed purposely to identify the needs of children and their families. Also present are the three (3) potential association beneficiaries for Livelihood Program.

DOLE Provincial Director Raul L. Valmores graced the event and even shared a success story of one of their previous livelihood beneficiary. (PR)