Security of Tenure Bill: Possible Effects on the Enthusiasm of Millenials toward Employability

By Vitsy A. Sencil, Lorraine Pastrana, Lotus Mae G. Bongco and Jensaye Jairah B. Federez Chapter 1 Background of the Study Endo refers to short-term employment practices in the Philippines. "Endo" and "5-5-5" are colloquial terms for illegal contractualization where the "end of contract" is deliberately and repeatedly set by employers at five months. Under … Continue reading Security of Tenure Bill: Possible Effects on the Enthusiasm of Millenials toward Employability

The Working Conditions of Overworked and Underpaid Nurses in the Philippines during a Pandemic

By Cherob Pacheco, Jiea Sian, and Gabriel Gony Revilla Introduction On the 31st of December 2019, Wuhan Municipal Health Commission, China, reported a cluster of pneumonia cases in Hubei Province, which eventually led to the identification of a new coronavirus (2019-nCoV). It took only less than two weeks for the virus to set foot on … Continue reading The Working Conditions of Overworked and Underpaid Nurses in the Philippines during a Pandemic

ENDO or ENDON’T?: A Legal Research on Labor-only Contractualization

This research provides a wide-scope and informative education on Labor-only Contractualization and the government’s steps of Ending Contractualization or most commonly referred to as the “ENDO” in the local setup specifically in Bacolod City. Anent thereto, through data-gathering, this research also reflects the different political and economic stance of the most influential labor union in … Continue reading ENDO or ENDON’T?: A Legal Research on Labor-only Contractualization