Canva is restructuring its global workforce, affecting 1,271 employees or 22% of its staff, with the impact on its Philippine operations still unclear. Read more »
After 48 years, Emin and Mila’s Canteen in Pagsanjan, Laguna, has closed. The family shares the financial and paperwork burdens that continue after operations stop. Read more »
Bell-Kenz Pharma and the Philippine Sports Commission expand Sagip CPR to train 2,000 national athletes, para-athletes, and coaches in Hands-Only CPR and drowning response. Read more »
Semirara Mining and Power Corp. announced two redundancy programs covering 1,458 employees amid lower coal production targets, mining contract uncertainty and seawater inflows at its Acacia mine. Read more »
Around 900 workers lost their jobs following government raids on three steel plants over alleged violations, prompting labor groups to demand wages, medical monitoring and livelihood assistance. Read more »
A whispered diagnosis, prayers over a sick child, and leaves believed to have healing powers. For generations, the albularyo has held a place in Filipino folklore and everyday life. But what really happens during a visit, and where does traditional healing end and modern medicine begin? Read more »
