ESTRADA BACKS WORK FROM HOME SETUP: Sen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada expresses his gratitude to Sen. Grace Poe for bringing up the issue of hybrid work in her privilege speech during Tuesday’s hybrid plenary session, August 16, 2022. Estrada, a staunch advocate of labor, employment and human resources, noted that the work from home arrangement has…
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Senator Jinggoy Estrada is setting his sights on providing for better working conditions in the country for informal sector workers, freelancers and those engaged in work-from-home schemes. “Hindi natin makakaila na kasabay ng mga pagbabago sa ating pamumuhay ng dahil sa pandemya ay ang mga pamamaraan ng ating hanapbuhay at ang patuloy na paglago ng…
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For the coming 19th Congress, Senator Jinggoy Estrada has set his sights on providing for better working conditions in the country for informal sector workers, freelancers and those engaged in work-from-home schemes. “Hindi natin makakaila na kasabay ng mga pagbabago sa ating pamumuhay ng dahil sa pandemya ay ang mga pamamaraan ng ating hanapbuhay at…
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Former senator Jinggoy Estrada plans to institutionalize and provide incentives for alternative or flexible work arrangements should he succeed in his comeback bid in the Senate. “The Covid-19 pandemic showed us that flexible arrangements like the work-from-home (WFH) set-up works. The economy continued to function and workers remained productive even if they’re not physically in…
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Former senator and Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino president Jinggoy Estrada said he will help institutionalize and provide incentives for alternative or flexible work arrangements should he succeed in his Senate comeback bid on May 9. “The COVID-19 pandemic showed us that flexible arrangements like the work-from-home (WFH) set up works. The economy continued to function…
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MANILA, Philippines – Former senator and Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino senatorial candidate Jinggoy Estrada appealed to the Fiscal Incentives Review Board (FIRB) to extend the hybrid work set up of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) companies. Estrada said an extension of at least six months would be sufficient for BPO firms and their employees to “adjust to new realities”…
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