COVID-19 relief: GSIS offers emergency loan, hikes frontliners’ life insurance
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Date posted on April 14, 2020
by Neil Arwin Mercado, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 14 Apr 2020 MANILA, Philippines — For the first time in history, the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is granting an emergency loan program for its members as the country fights the coronavirus pandemic.
Crisis can spark transformation and renewal
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Date posted on April 14, 2020
7 Predictions for a post-coronavirus world
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Date posted on April 14, 2020
Building resistance: a rights-based, holistic approach against Covid-19
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Date posted on April 14, 2020
How leaders can foster good mental health for those working from home
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Date posted on April 14, 2020
The coming mental health crisis as remote working surges
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Date posted on April 13, 2020
A new learning ecosystem is more important than ever
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Date posted on April 13, 2020
Learning online during COVID-19: Resources for students, apprentices, learners, trainees
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Date posted on April 12, 2020
Making universal basic income a reality
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Date posted on April 10, 2020
Managing conflicts and disasters: Exploring collaboration between employers’ and workers’ organizations
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Date posted on April 9, 2020
The new inequalities and people-to-people social protection
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Date posted on April 3, 2020
COVID-19 response checklists for CHROs
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Date posted on April 2, 2020
Preventing abuses against Filipino migrant domestic workers
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Date posted on April 2, 2020
School, interrupted: 4 options for distance education to continue teaching during COVID-19
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Date posted on April 1, 2020
A letter to my students during the pandemic
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Date posted on March 31, 2020
14 ways to protect your mental health in the pandemic, according to Public Health England
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Date posted on March 29, 2020
Extending social protection to informal workers
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Date posted on March 29, 2020
Social protection responses to the Covid-19 crisis: Country responses in Asia and the Pacific (data as of 25 March 2020).
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Date posted on March 25, 2020
Maximizing behavioral change in leadership development programs
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Date posted on March 23, 2020
[ANALYSIS] Why Filipinos need to stay at home until June (or even longer)
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Date posted on March 19, 2020
The 10 rules found in every good remote work policy
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Date posted on March 12, 2020
Why Elon Musk called an all-hands meeting at 1 in the morning on a Sunday (and what it says about him)
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
A new era for girls
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
Top French court deals blow to Uber by giving driver ’employee’ status
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
by Mathieu Rosemain and Dominique Vidalon PARIS (Reuters) – France’s top court has recognized the right of an Uber driver to be considered an employee, a ruling that could upend the U.S. firm’s business model and potentially require it to pay more taxes and benefits such as paid holidays.
Understanding the global decline in the labor income share
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
The time is now. Feminist leadership for a new era
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
Lalaki napatay ng kalive-in partner sa QC
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
by ABS-CBN News, 6 Marc 2020 Dead on arrival sa ospital ang isang lalaki matapos saksakin ng kalive-in partner sa loob mismo ng kanilang bahay sa Barangay Manresa, Quezon City nitong Huwebes ng gabi.
PH braces for inflation spike
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
By: Ben O. de Vera , Philippine Daily Inquirer, 6 Mar 2020 Even as inflation eased to 2.6 percent in February, the Philippines is bracing for faster-than-expected increases in consumer prices as China’s manufacturing sector reels from the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Virus could wipe off $300-M trade of China-dependent PH factories
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
By: Roy Stephen C. Canivel, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 6 Mar 2020 With local factories still dependent on the input of coronavirus-hit China, a United Nations body dealing with trade issues sees Philippine exports cut by about $300 million this year.
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Date posted on March 6, 2020
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