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SELYO NG KAHUSAYAN SA SERBISYO PUBLIKO 2021

Welcome to the Bureau of Workers with Special Concern’s official website. This bureau is a government agency under the Department of Labor and Employment that is mandated to develop policies, programs, projects and systems and provides advisory and technical assistance to the Office of the Labor Secretary and the Regional Offices relative to the development and protection of the workers with special concerns, towards their decent and productive employment.

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BWSC holds 2nd briefing session on new social legislations for Kasambahays

Can a domestic worker or kasambahay who got fired by his/her employer claim for an unemployment insurance? If an employer fails to remit all contributions of the kasambahay to the Social Security System (SSS), would the SSS penalize or condone the employer? Can a domestic helper lodge a complaint against her employer? Is the kasambahay entitled to take maternity leave if she got pregnant?

BWSC Staff, LIOs and IT staff from NCR, ROs 3 and 4A learn advanced video production

“A one-minute video is equivalent to 1.8 million words.” This quote of Dr. James McQuivey of Forrester Research proves that video is nowadays one of the most effective and powerful tool of communication.

Business Awareness Course continues in Negros

The Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns (BWSC) through the Workers’ Social Amelioration and Development Division (WSADD) continues to conduct a one day appreciation course on Generating Your Business (GYB) Idea for the workers of Department of Energy (DOE) accredited bioethanol and biodiesel companies nationwide.

DOLE promotes persons with disability’s rights through shared videos

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) through the Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns (BWSC) continues to uphold the rights of the persons with disabilities (PWDs) by directing all services, bureaus and regional offices to share the “May 1% ka ba?” videos of Project Inclusion.

BWSC joins HRDS in promoting disability awareness

“Sabay-sabay, Pantay-pantay sa Pag-unlad ng mga Kababaihang may Kapansanan #WalangIwanan”. This was the theme of the 15th Women with Disabilities Day celebration paving the way for the conduct of a Disability Awareness and Sensitivity Orientation for Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) employees on March 29, 2019.