There are tons of private school teachers who are either displaced or retired amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Some might had an option to play with – that they could go on for another year or so; or they could have had a different choice of where they would be working. Until the pandemic happened. As […]
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Birth Control Use for Adolescent Age Curriculum – Right or Wrong?
The issue about birth control inclusion in the education curriculum has been one of the hottest and the most talked about topics in the education industry. Of course, along with this comes family planning, back up plans, and the like. Just yesterday, the topic about birth control use for adolescent age people has been discussed […]
House Passes Bayanihan 2 on Final Reading
The House of Representatives passed the Bayanihan to Recover as One Act, or Bayanihan 2 on final reading; and it garnered a total of 242 yes votes. The passage of Bayanihan 2 on final reading is the government's way to somehow control the damage and impact that the coronavirus disease pandemic had on the economy. […]
Medical Scholarship Bill, OK-ed by the House
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the entirety of our country; from the approval of the work from home and the schooling – to the heavier weight of thought for our medical and force front liners, it has never been the same. Along with this, the House of Representatives also bid the approval of the Medical […]
Grab Riders Will Not Shoulder Expenses of Cash on Delivery Food Orders
Order cancellations, bogus orders, as well as "no-show" customers have presented to be a prevalent and consistent problem towards delivery service providers and riders. This is the reason why the House Bill (HB) No. 6958 or the Food and Grocery Delivery Services Protection Act was recently filed in Congress. However, the bill is yet to […]
New Senate Bill to Encourage Work From Home Arrangement From Employers
Because of the spread and the untimely effect of the infamous COVID-19, people lost jobs; some businesses were put down — in short, everyone was suffering. The economy of the world tumbled down and it's looking grim for most countries. This is one of the reasons why Senator Imee Marcos filed a bill that seeks […]
P1,500 Internet Allowance for Public School Teachers
Here in the Philippines, people are afraid of change — in fact, they're not prepared for it, too. This shows in the transition from physical classes to blended and distance learning with parents not being in favor of it. Because of the fact that many schools, if not all schools are going to transition to […]