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    The law aims to address labor challenges in the Philippines by promoting sustainable and inclusive development. It is designed to improve employability and competitiveness of Filipino workers through skills training initiatives and support MSMEs. The government can properly implement the law by establishing an inter-agency council to coordinate efforts, conducting analysis of employment status, assisting local governments, and supporting MSMEs through increased access to financing. As a law student, one can contribute to the law's success by raising awareness, offering advocacy and volunteer work, and potentially providing legal

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    Trabaho para Sa Bayan Act Also Known As Republic Act RA 11962

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    PHILO BLOCK 1/A

    PROF: ATTY. ANGELICA CASIÑO

    STUDENT:LANLIE ANTHONY A. BATISTIL OCTOBER 3, 2022

    1. What is the purpose of law?

    The Trabaho Para sa Bayan Act, also known as Republic Act (RA) 11962, was signed
    into law by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. with the aim to address various labor
    challenges in the Philippines. The purpose of the law is to lead towards a sustainable
    and inclusive development of the country.

    2. Will the law address the problem plaguing the labor sector such as low
    quality jobs, skills mismatch and unlemployment?

    Yes, the law is designed to address the problems plaguing the labor sector in the
    Philippines, including low-quality jobs, skills mismatch, underemployment, and the
    need to update the skills of workers and promote the use of digital technologies,
    particularly for MSMEs.

    The law aims to improve the employability and competitiveness of Filipino workers
    through upskilling and reskilling initiatives. It also provides support for micro, small,
    and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and industry stakeholders.

    3. How can the government properly implement the law?

    To ensure active participation of all relevant entities, the government can properly
    implement the law and address the various challenges plaguing the labor sector in
    the Philippines thru:

    1.Establishment of the Trabaho Para sa Bayan Inter-Agency Council (TPB-IAC): This


    council, led by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Director
    General, will craft a master plan for employment generation and recovery. It will be
    co-chaired by the secretaries of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the
    Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), with representatives from other
    agencies and various sectors.

    2. Comprehensive Analysis of the Employment Status and Labor Market: The TPB-IAC
    will conduct a comprehensive analysis of the employment status and labor market in
    the country. This will ensure the effective use of resources, harmonizing and
    complementing all government efforts.

    3.Assistance to Local Government Units (LGUs): The council will assist LGUs in
    planning, devising, and implementing employment generation and recovery plans
    and programs within their respective localities. These plans and programs must align
    with the Trabaho Para sa Bayan Plan.
    4.Cooperation and Coordination with Government Agencies: All government
    agencies, including LGUs, are enjoined to cooperate and coordinate with the Council
    to ensure the effective integration of the Plan into their policies and programs.

    5.Support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs): The law provides for
    increased access to financing and capital for MSMEs to promote self-reliance and
    spur employment generation.

    4. How can a law student contribute to the success of this law?

    As a law student, there are several ways to contribute to the success of the Republic
    Act (RA) 11962: (1) Understanding the Law, this will enable you to explain it to others
    and raise awareness about its benefits, (2) Raising Awareness, you can use your
    knowledge to educate others about the law. This could be through writing articles
    using social media platforms, (3) Advocacy and Volunteer Work, offer your skills and
    knowledge as a law student to these organizations, (4) Legal Assistance, Once you
    become a lawyer, you can provide legal assistance to workers and employers to
    ensure they understand and comply with the law, (5) Continued Learning, Laws are
    often amended and updated. Stay updated with these changes and understand how
    they impact the labor sector.

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