The bill would make the TUPAD emergency‑employment program permanent, expanding it to cover all displaced, marginalized and vulnerable workers and allowing projects that create short‑term jobs (10‑30 days, up to 90 days in emergencies) in areas such as community clean‑ups, green‑jobs and disaster‑recovery. Beneficiaries would be paid at least the highest regional minimum wage, with a goal that half of them be women, and the program would be run by DOLE or approved partner groups.
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HB05453 · Sources: BatasWatch
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