MANILA, Philippines — George Royeca, CEO of ride hailing app Angkas, has thrown his hat into the political ring as he called for congressional representation of the informal sector which he described as the “backbone of the local economy.”
“I have made the decision to enter the political arena and advocate for this cause,” Royeca said in his remarks during the awarding of The Manila Times’ Philippine Model Cities and Municipalities on Thursday.
MANILA, Philippines — Some 1.2 million private sector workers in Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) and Central Visayas will benefit from the wage increase issued by their respective regional wage boards. The Department of […]
THE House of Representatives and the Senate will resume session today, Nov. 4, with the ratification of the bill on the P6.352-trillion national budget as their top priority. On Sunday, Majority Leader Manuel Jose “Mannix” […]
TECHNICAL and vocational students will learn much about the competencies they need with the creation of a body, in collaboration with industry stakeholders, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) said Friday. At a […]
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