Since 2022, young people in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal have led a wave of uprisings to demand radical change, united by ...

BACOLOD City will be ground zero for the largest gathering of food producers and communities, chefs, policymakers and slow ...

The Department of Finance has estimated the Philippine economy lost up to 118.5 billion pesos (USD2 billion) from 2023 to ...

Families in the Philippines receive billions from the ‘new heroes’—nannies in Hong Kong, sailors in the Arctic, and domestic ...

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The 73-year-old former chief justice Sushila Karki is being supported by young people to lead the interim government ...

A Glace Bay fish plant worker from the Philippines says the end of the federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program could cut off ...

Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Colorado rose last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday. New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, increased to ...

Intense downpours that swamped farms and paralyzed roads pushed the Philippines’ jobless rate in July to a pandemic-era high, laying bare the local labor market’s ...

FILIPINO workers—and their jobs—are not disaster-proof as extreme weather events led to significant job losses in July, according to the national government and local economists. Typhoons and the ...

The unemployment rate in July climbed to its highest level in almost three years due to the series of typhoons that hit the country.

The local stock market slipped yesterday on news of higher Philippine unemployment rate in July. The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index inched down by 0.04 percent or 2.62 points to end at ...