‘Not K+12 but nat’l industrialization to solve joblessness’ – KMU
“The Aquino government wants to make the production of cheap labor even more systematic with the K+12.”
‘Not K+12 but nat’l industrialization to solve joblessness’ – KMU
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Workers blame Aquino’s policies for rise in unemployment
Workers blame Aquino’s policies for rise in unemployment
“Aquino is so desperate in selling his illusion of economic growth that he even resorts to absurd excuses just to cover up the worsening hunger and poverty that he has brought upon us workers and the Filipino people.” – KMU
Loss of one million jobs reveals instability of Philippine economy
Loss of one million jobs reveals instability of Philippine economy
By BENJIE OLIVEROS Bulatlat.com A Gmanews.tv report revealed that a million jobs were lost from 2011-2012. The report cited data from the Department of Labor and Employment showing that the number of employed Filipinos went down to 37.668 million in October 2012...
Perception Economics: Two years of the Aquino administration
Perception Economics: Two years of the Aquino administration
By SONNY AFRICA
The administration is hard-pressed to provide similar glowing accounts of sustainable development on the ground because there are still no such gains to speak of.
Job fairs or job tricks?
Job fairs or job tricks?
Global alliance of overseas Filipino workers Migrante International today said that the government’s nationwide job and livelihood fairs on May 1 is just a cheap shot copy of the Arroyo regime's scheme to hoodwink jobseekers during May 1. “Surely, local employment...
Gov’t Destroys .5 M Jobs, Record 5 M Jobless
Gov’t Destroys .5 M Jobs, Record 5 M Jobless
The just released April 2004 employment figures, including nearly 5 million Filipinos without work, affirm the dismal failure of government economic policy. By Sandra Nicolas Bulatlat.com When the National Statistics Office released the latest Labor Force Survey...
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