The city's employment rate has been steadily rising since 2022, according to data from the Public Employment Services Office ...

By Abigail Marie P. Yraola, Deputy Research Head Approved foreign investments in the Philippines fell by 38.9% last year to P543.62 billion, the steepest decline in four years, the Philippine ...

The Philippine central bank's decision to keep its key policy rate steady was its way of hedging against global uncertainties ...

An official of East West Banking Corporation (EastWest Bank) is optimistic about a 30-percent expansion of their consumer ...

The Davao Region recorded a high employment rate of 97.5 percent in October 2024, attributed to government initiatives and ...

The Philippine central surprised markets by keeping its policy rate on hold, pausing its easing cycle and signaling increased caution as macroeconomic risks mount.

The three quick reasons for this argument are: election cycle growth, low base growth and declining unemployment and inflation.

The Philippine’s GDP grew at 5.6% for the whole year of 2024, pulled down by the usual non-performer and Achilles heel of the Philippine economy, the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (AFF) sector ...

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is preparing for job fairs across the country to sustain the government recent ...

Would our young people still go to college if they knew they are less likely to find a job than if they took a ...

The incoming national and local elections are seen to create job opportunities for Filipinos, according to Labor Secretary ...