ILS releases Philippine Journal of Labor Studies

Manila – The Institute for Labor Studies published and recently released the Philippine Journal of Labor Studies Volume 1, Nos. 1 and 2.

The said journal is a compendium of all 2018 policy researches conducted by the Institute in collaboration with relevant agencies and regional offices of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE). The journal has been designed to serve as a resource and reference for policy makers, researchers, academe, and advocates who wish to explore and delve on the nuances and specifics of labor and employment policy decision-making, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation.

ILS participates in Renewable Energy Congress in Cebu

The Institute for Labor Studies Acting Deputy Director Patrick Patriwirawan, Jr. delivered his presentation titled “Updates on the Implementation of the Green Jobs Act and Formulation of the National Green Jobs Human Resource Development Plan” during the Sustainable Energy Ecosystems International Conference and Renewable Energy Congress held in Cebu City last September 25.

ILS Executive Director discusses PH Future of Work in career congress

Manila – Institute for Labor Studies Executive Director Ahmma Charisma Lobrin-Satumba was invited by DOLE Region XI to attend the 5th Regional Career Advocacy Congress (RCAC) last September 20, in NCCC Mall, Buhangin, Davao City.

The event which was spearheaded by the Department of Labor and Employment Region XI Office, carried the theme, “PH 4.0 Preparing the Digital Ready Workforce.” The said congress aimed to provide a venue for members of the Network Guidance of Counselors and various stakeholders in gathering and sharing insights on how to mold the minds of the youth and support them towards a successful entry towards the realm of work.

Two ILS employees take oath of office for new appointments

Manila –The Institute for Labor Studies (ILS) employees Joyce Anne S. Lumactud and Franchesca Rose S. Castillo took their oaths of office last September 3 as Supervising Labor and Employment Officer,and Labor and Employment Officer III respectively and will be assigned at the Labor and Social Relations Research Division (LSRRD).

The announcement was made official last September 3 in a Notice of Appointment which was released last September 2 by the ILS Human Resource Merit Promotion and Selection Board (HRM-PSB). Ms. Lumactud and Ms. Castillo jointly took their oath of office before ILS Executive Director Ahmma Charisma Lobrin-Satumba.

ILS Labor Officers represent DOLE in int’l social science conference

Manila – Two labor and employment officers from Institute for Labor Studies represented the Department of Labor and Employment in the 6th International Conference on Social Sciences with the theme “Empowered humanity: Making knowledge, innovation, and progress accessible to all,” last September 26 at Seri Pacific Hotel, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,

Senior Labor and Employment Officer John Emmanuel B. Villanueva and Labor and Employment Officer III Marc Raphael A. Peñaredondo, both from the Employment Research Division of the Institute, teamed up to present the 2018 ILS study titled, “Labor and employment governance in a Federal Philippines: A Policy Delphi-Survey Study.”

ILS Deputy Exec. participates in Future of Work learning workshop

Manila – Institute for Labor Studies Deputy Executive Director Patrick P. Patriwirawan, Jr. joined a host of panel discussants from the ASEAN region in a workshop titled, “Learning and Future of Work” last September 19 at the World Bank Knowledge and Research Hub in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

ILS gears up for PRIME-HRM Level II accreditation

The Institute for Labor Studies Management, led by Executive Director Ahmma Charisma Lobrin-Satumba, with the Human Resource Unit, has started its series of consultations with Civil Service Commission Director May Antonette D. Arriola to craft action plans for the Level II accreditation of the Institute under the Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME-HRM).