Crisis & Poverty | The Exchange
- 2 years ago
2022 will be a 'comeback year' – at least that's what most Filipinos believed when we bid farewell to 2021. COVID-19 cases have substantially declined but another crisis is testing the Filipino resilience. A war far from our shores exempts no one from its impact including our kababayans at home with hardly enough to get by.
Higher minimum wage and transport fares are now on the table as the government provides temporary relief to struggling sectors of the economy.
While the cash aid can only do so much, the government is also hardpressed to manage resources properly. The vision of looking after the welfare of workers in our C-Suite Vision.
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Higher minimum wage and transport fares are now on the table as the government provides temporary relief to struggling sectors of the economy.
While the cash aid can only do so much, the government is also hardpressed to manage resources properly. The vision of looking after the welfare of workers in our C-Suite Vision.
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