Labor and education - Matches

JERICHO P. DUPO, a 25-year-old full-stack developer at IBM Philippines, is looking for a job overseas, where he expects to earn more and gain more exp..

While the trend of unemployment has been going down, many Filipino workers continue to face challenges in a global economy that has become increasingl..

Children who suffer physical bullying at home — especially from parents or adults — are more likely to fall behind in school, according to..

This Policy Note explores the broader social network involved in early childhood care and development (ECCD), challenging the traditional pa..

The Philippines faces a growing education and economic crisis due to rampant school bullying, with research showing that bullying significantly underm..

As we commemorate International Labor Day, the Center for Women’s Resources (CWR) honors the strength, struggles, and contributions of all worki..

THE Makati Business Club (MBC) said on Thursday that the government should move to ensure the protection of jobs that could be vulnerable in the face ..

“Keyboard warriors,” anonymous aggressive online groups promoting a cause or a government, landed in the news last week. A Filipino outfi..

Children suffering from physical bullying at home tend to lag behind in their academic performance, a recent study by the Philippine Institute for Dev..

Since the 1970s, the Philippines has faced a persistent skills mismatch, producing more college graduates than the economy can absorb. This has led to..

Children who suffer physical bullying at home—especially from parents or adults—are more likely to fall behind in school, according to a r..

"TO effectively combat bullying, we need to work not just inside the schools, but also in the households and communities where our learners come from...

A new study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies has found that the long-term effects of bullying may lead to the nation losing up to P..

Children who suffer physical harm at home often from adults are more likely to struggle in school, a new study by the Philippine Institute for Develop..

A new study from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) has found that the long-term effects of bullying could lead to the nation los..