Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies (ILS) participated in a series of Mid-Year Planning Assessment (MYPA) organized by the Labor Relations, Social Protection and Policy Support Cluster and Regional Operations clusters of the Department of Labor and Employment, held via Zoom last 6 and 19 August.
Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies’ Gender and Development (GAD) Committee organized a “Gender and Disasters” film showing and talkback session held via Zoom last August 12.
The monthly session serves as a venue for post-screening sharing and reflection among ILS employees in relation to mental health and resilience during a traumatic event, or a pandemic.
Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies (ILS) honored its 44-year old service retiree with an online tribute and send-off via Zoom on August 27.
Mr. Rolando C. Abadilla, who served most recently as Administrative Assistant II under the Office of the Executive Director, has reached his compulsory retirement this August 31. He previously worked as a casual janitor in 1976 for the Institute of Labor and Manpower Studies (ILMS), from which ILS traced its roots prior to its creation in July 25, 1987 through Executive Order No. 251 issued by then President Corazon C. Aquino.
Manila – In line with the commitment of the Institute for Labor and Studies (ILS) to discover and develop new talents for the office, the ILS recently welcomed new employees this August through an online oathtaking ceremony before Executive Director Ahmma Charisma Lobrin-Satumba.
Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies conducted the 3rd installment of its webinar series titled, “Mandanas Ruling: Devolution, Opportunities and the Path to PESO Institutionalization” on August 31 from 9:30 AM-12:00 NN via livestreaming through the ILS Facebook page.
The Institute put together a panel of distinguished speakers: Dr. Romulo Emmanuel M. Miral, Jr., Deputy Secretary General of the Congressional Policy and Budget Research Department, Atty. Mary Grace R. Chua, CPA, City Budget Officer of Manila, and Director Fernan B. Bermejo, Head of the Public Employment Services Office (PESO) of the City of Manila.