Last Friday, October 16, the Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development (IOHSAD) conducted its Workers’ Orientation on Basic Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) among caregivers, social workers, and other employees at Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly- Sta. Teresa Jornet Home.
The Institute for Occupational Health and Safety Development (IOHSAD) joins in mourning the loss of Engr. Reuben James “RJ” Ramos (30), Rexter Banal (27), and Lance Molijon (26) who died Monday, October 5, in a workplace incident at Dusit Thani Residence, Davao City. To their families, friends, and loved ones, our hearts are with you.
On June 25, IOHSAD, in partnership with workers’ union Samahan ng Manggagawa - Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corp. (SM-PSACC - NAFLU - KMU), successfully inaugurated Sandigan Obrero, a workers’ clinic.
Marking the World Day for Decent Work today, October 7, various organizations came together at the House of Representatives to demand an investigation on the major landfill tragedies that occurred earlier this year.
On this World Day for Decent Work, IOHSAD reiterates its support for the House resolution and its call for an investigation, and urges Congress and the concerned government agencies to ensure meaningful accountability, stronger enforcement, and greater protection for waste workers and affected communities.
