Philippine employment
More youth seeking work, but jobs fall short—IBON
September 9, 2026
More youth are seeking work but are unable to find jobs.
Sharp rise in unemployment, surge in part-time and informal work signal worsening jobs crisis—IBON
September 9, 2026
More people being counted as employed does not mean that Filipino families are becoming more economically secure.
Bleak jobs situation bursts Marcos admin’s UMIC bubble – IBON
July 8, 2026
UMIC status is irrelevant when considering that millions of Filipinos are struggling to make a living or find decent employment.
Worsening employment and insufficient wages
June 26, 2026
Read more: Falling employment, rising underemployment confirm worsening joblessness
Widespread informality (March 2026)
May 13, 2026
Most Filipinos trapped in precarious work, face deeper crisis from oil price shocks
April 8, 2026
NEWS
Latest labor force data confirms that millions of Filipino families are highly vulnerable to rising fuel costs and higher inflation, pushing them into even deeper poverty.
Job-destroying growth debunks stable labor market claims
November 6, 2025
Recent job losses show how unstable the Philippine labor market remains, reflecting the weakness of the overall economy.
Gov’t claims of quality job expansion misleading amid worsening informality and rise in part-timers – IBON
August 6, 2025
Fewer underemployed people is not an indication that the jobs situation is improving.
