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A SLICE OF HOPE: DOLE QUEZON BACKS BUKO ENTERPRISE THROUGH AMP
On February 27, 2026, the Department of Labor and Employment – Quezon Provincial Office (DOLE-QPO) released ₱280,050.00 under its Adjustment Measures Program (AMP) to support the Ilayang Talim Agriculture Cooperative’s “El Kapitan Buko Pie Production,” a livelihood project aimed at generating sustainable income and strengthening community-based enterprise. On February 27, 2026, the Department of Labor and Employment – Quezon Provincial Office (DOLE-QPO) formally released ₱280


DOLE QUEZON BUILDS THE NEXT GENERATION OF HR EXPERTS THROUGH LEES
Jelly Ann M. Avila, serving as resource speaker for DOLE Quezon, led in-depth discussions on labor laws, recruitment standards, employment regulations, and worker protection policies, providing students with the legal knowledge and ethical framework essential to promoting fair and compliant workplace practices. On February 12, 2026, the Department of Labor and Employment – Quezon Provincial Office (DOLE-QPO), through its Labor and Employment Education Services (LEES), brought


BEYOND THE SHORELINE: DOLE QUEZON FORTIFIES WORKERS’ ASSOCIATIONS IN BURDEOS
For many workers in Burdeos, organization serves as a vital safeguard. Strong and functional associations enable clearer communication with employers, ensure structured representation in negotiations, and foster collective responses during periods of economic uncertainty. The WODP training directly responded to these realities, underscoring that effective social protection is grounded not only in policy frameworks, but in informed, organized, and empowered communities. On Feb


DOLE QUEZON SECURES SETTLEMENT FOR FIVE WORKERS THROUGH SENA
After thorough deliberation, the workers agreed to accept ₱70,000.00 as full and final settlement of their claims. The parties subsequently executed a Waiver, Release, and Quitclaim, formally concluding the Request for Assistance and removing the case from the office’s active docket. On March 3, 2026, five construction workers from Tayabas City, Quezon, sought the assistance of the Department of Labor and Employment – Quezon Provincial Office (DOLE-QPO) after alleging non-pay


TRIPARTITE LEADERS GATHER IN LUCENA TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRIAL HARMONY AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH
Nearly 300 representatives from the labor, management, and government sectors convened at the Event Theatre of Pacific Mall in Lucena City for the 1st General Assembly of the Quezon Tripartite Industrial Peace Council (QTIPC), an initiative designed to strengthen industrial harmony, promote decent work, and drive inclusive growth through a revitalized tripartite partnership. The assembly featured policy dialogues, technical discussions, and unified commitments aligned with th
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