Outsourcing firm Alorica is looking to relax its requirements to possibly hire graduates of senior high school, senior vice president Jojo Uligan says amid thousands of vacant posts.
The Tourism Department’s Philippine Retirement Agency (PRA) halts the processing of retirement visas for foreign nationals as it amends its policies, including reviewing the 35-year-old minimum age requirement.
The Education Department has so far monitored 41 errors in self-learning modules distributed to public elementary and high school students as they shift to distance learning amid the pandemic.
The government relaxes travel restrictions in a bid to spur economic activity. This means strict monitoring of protocols at the terminals. We go above and beyond the headlines with Immigration Spokesperson Dana Sandoval.
The Philippine Red Cross is working on further lowering the cost of its COVID-19 tests, its chairman, Senator Richard Gordon said while flagging exorbitant prices in the market.
Ombudsman Samuel Martires doubts the allegation of a whistleblower that the masterminds behind the “pastillas” scheme have a contact inside the anti-graft office.
Poland's highest court has ruled that abortions due to fetal defects are unconstitutional, moving the country towards a near-total ban on terminations.
The deadline for motorists to shift to RFID in tollways operated by San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is extended until Nov. 30, as transactions go completely cashless by Nov. 2.
Dora Melara says the pandemic has made it tougher to find parents who the Trump administration separated from their children at the US-Mexico border. But she's determined to keep trying.
The DOST says it was granted 75,000 slots that will give Filipinos access to online courses offered by universities and organizations across the world.
Known for his dark, often hyperrealistic paintings, Luis Antonio Santos continues to explore the fragility of the human condition through mundane objects.
Russian state-sponsored hackers have targeted state and local governments and in at least two instances have successfully stolen data, US national security officials said Thursday, one day after the top US intelligence officials said Russia and Iran obtained voter registration information.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned that "blackmailing, blocking and extreme pressure" will lead to "nowhere but a dead end" in a thinly-veiled attack on the United States, during a speech commemorating China's entry into the Korean War 70 years ago.
The Philippine Red Cross says it has submitted the encouraging results from its trials on using saliva test as a faster and cheaper alternative to detecting coronavirus infections.
With the hope that more local producers will take on these projects, we’ve prepared a list of five true crime stories that we think deserve that prestige docu-series treatment.
Months after the approval of a clinical trial at the Philippine General Hospital on virgin coconut oil as a supplement for COVID-19 treatment, the proponents still find it difficult to recruit participants, an official reveals
The Justice Department has advised PhilHealth to only make a partial payment while the testing deal with the Philippine Red Cross is being reviewed, the Palace says.
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana is calling for a meeting among military officials over the 'brouhaha' stirred by their spokesman Antonio Parlade, Jr.'s warning to Liza Soberano and Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray against ties with the Gabriela Women's Party.
The coronavirus pandemic is causing "unacceptable" shortages of US drug supplies in the United States, according to a report from the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) at the University of Minnesota.
The second and final showdown between President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden looked much more like a normal debate than their first meeting.
A second medical clinic funded by six-time NBA champion and Charlotte Hornets majority owner Michael Jordan opened in the North Carolina city earlier this week.
Three people have been hospitalized with Covid-19 and 46 others have contracted the coronavirus after a fellowship event at a church in a small town in Maine, according to the state's top health official.
Actress Liza Soberano and Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray are forging on with their campaign to uphold women's rights despite receiving a warning from a military official on possible communist recruitment and red-tagging.
Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade, Jr. of the government's task force against communist rebels says he will not apologize for his Wednesday statement warning Liza Soberano about her ties to Gabriela Youth. However, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said he should not be quick to tag groups as leftists without evidence.
A military official urges Liza Soberano to cut her ties from a women's group, but denies that he is red-tagging the actress.
Netizens view his comment as a threat, and some lawmakers say the statement is uncalled for and unacceptable.
Soberano's camp speaks up, denouncing the red-tagging on the actress after expressing her advocacy.
Pinky Webb speaks to Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade, spokesperson of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict, and Atty. Juanito Lim, lawyer of Soberano.
Goldman Sachs's Malaysian subsidiary has pleaded guilty to charges that it conspired to violate US anti-bribery laws in a massive scheme involving the Southeast Asian country's sovereign wealth fund, known as 1MDB.
Lawrence, who lived from 1917 to 2000, was one of the first nationally recognized Black artists in the United States and his colorful, abstract work portrayed the experiences of African Americans, according to the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
The government wants to continue offering free COVID-19 testing to OFWs despite the expected delay in the release of results due to the backlog caused by the reimbursement issue between the Philippine Red Cross and PhilHealth.
Since movement restrictions have been imposed seven months ago due to the coronavirus crisis, a pilot suddenly found himself with a lot of time on his hands.
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