HB 3908

House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 20, 2025

An Act Protecting Employees from Termination or Layoff Due to Automation by Artificial Intelligence, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended and Renumbered, Otherwise Known as the "Labor Code of the Philippines"

In plain language

The proposal would amend the Labor Code to require employers to meet specific standards before laying off workers because of AI, to pay generous separation benefits, to provide reskilling or alternative jobs, and to give six‑month notice and consult with the labor department and employee representatives.

Labor and EmploymentScience, Technology and Innovation

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Author · Representative

Lordan Suan
RepresentativeCagayan de Oro City, 1st District
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HB 1899· Filed Jul 15, 2025
An Act Protecting Employees from Termination or Layoff Due to Automation by Artificial Intelligence, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended and Renumbered, Otherwise Known as the �labor Code of the Philippines�
Pending with the Committee on LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT since 2025-07-30Rep. Lordan G. Suan
HB 3921· Filed Aug 20, 2025
An Act Including Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Systems as "Labor-Saving Devices" Under Article 298 of the Labor Code of the Philippines, as Amended
Pending with the Committee on LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT since 2025-08-27Rep. Franz Vincent F. Legazpi
HB 4433· Filed Sep 8, 2025
An Act Providing Social Protection, Employment Transition, Skills Development Programs, and Regulatory Measures for Workers Affected by the Rapid Advancement and Integration of Artificial Intelligence (Ai) in the Workplace, Institutionalizing a National Framework for Responsible Ai Use and Workforce Preparedness, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, Otherwise Known as the �labor Code of the Philippines,� as Amended, and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT since 2025-09-10Rep. Johanne Monich G. Bautista
HB 6703· Filed Dec 9, 2025
An Act Rationalizing Government Interventions in Labor Disputes by Adopting the Essential Services Criteria in the Exercise of the Assumption of Jurisdiction of the Secretary of Labor and Employment, Amending for Th? Purpose Article 278 [263] (G) of Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines
Pending with the Committee on LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT since 2025-12-10Rep. Christopherson "Coco" M. Yap
HB 3876· Filed Aug 20, 2025
An Act Providing for the Revised Labor Code of the Philippines
Pending with the Committee on LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT since 2025-08-27Rep. Adrian E. Salceda

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HB03908 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch