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Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies has released a report highlighting its Future of Work initiatives titled, “Shaping the Discourse on the Future of Decent Work: 2019 Report of the ILS Policy Advocacy Series on the Future of Work,” and is now available online: http://ils.dole.gov.ph/shaping-the-discourse-on-the-future-of-decent-work/
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Manila – Institute for Labor Studies (ILS) researchers Bernard Paul M. Mangulabnan and John Emmanuel V. Villanueva were part of the distinguished panelists and moderators in the recently-concluded ASEAN Inter-Ministerial Forum on the Implementation of the ASEAN Declaration on Promoting Green Jobs for Equity and Inclusive Growth in ASEAN Community, which was held online last October 7-9.
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The Institute for Labor Studies’ (ILS) Acting Deputy Executive Director (DED) Patrick Patriwirawan, Jr, reiterated teleworking safety nets as one of the discussants during the webinar titled “Rethinking Work Arrangements: Telework Potential in the Philippines” organized by the Asian Institute of Management Rizalino S. Navarro Policy Center for Competitiveness (AIM RSN-PCC), in partnership with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Philippines Office, held on October 21.
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Manila – The latest installment of the Institute for Labor Studies’ (ILS) “Revive & Thrive” COVID-19 webinar series discussed in detail the concept of Universal Basic Income (UBI) during a StreamYard broadcast live via the official ILS Facebook page last October 14.
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Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies (ILS) successfully conducted the sixth series in its Revive & Thrive COVID-19 webinars in time for the celebration of the World Mental Health Day as streamed live via the official ILS Facebook page and published real time via StreamYard last October 6.
Titled “Between Resilience & Transformation:: Understanding Workers-powered Mental Health Care in the Philippines,” the webinar was formally opened by Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Undersecretary Benjo Santos M. Benavidez who stressed the importance of mental health as a decent work and development imperative.