DAVAO CITY — Davao City First District Representative Paolo Z. Duterte issued his latest warning Saturday against fixers reportedly using the name of his office in their illegal activities.

The solon issued the statement following information that a woman claiming to be an employee of his office had been recruiting people who need medical assistance from the government through his congressional office.

Davao City First District Representative Paolo Z. Duterte issued his latest warning against fixers using the name of the First Congressional District Office and vowed to file charges against them.

This after he received information that a woman claiming to be an employee of his office had been “recruiting” people that need medical assistance from the government thru the congressional office.

DAVAO CITY – Davao City 1st District Rep. Paolo Z. Duterte issued his latest warning Saturday against fixers reportedly using the name of his office in their nefarious activities.

Duterte, son of former president Rodrigo Duterte, issued a statement after receiving information that a woman claiming to be an employee of his office had been recruiting people who need medical assistance from the government through his congressional office.

Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Z. Duterte vowed to file charges against fixers using the name of First Congressional District Office for their nefarious activities.

Duterte recently received information that a woman claiming to be an employee of his office had been recruiting people that need medical assistance from the government

To encourage private firms to hire more senior citizens, lawmakers have filed a bill seeking to increase the amount of tax incentives enjoyed by private companies that employ elderly citizens.

In filing House Bill 2384, Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte has urged the private sector to broaden the job opportunities for senior citizens who still want to work. He said this will help them meet their financial needs while continuing to contribute to the country’s post-pandemic economic growth.

DAVAO CITY – Davao City 1st District Rep. Paolo Z. Duterte issued his latest warning Saturday against fixers reportedly using the name of his office in their nefarious activities.

Duterte, son of former president Rodrigo Duterte, issued a statement after receiving information that a woman claiming to be an employee of his office had been recruiting people who need medical assistance from the government through his congressional office.

He said the fixer would tell her would-be victims that his office is granting PHP30,000 in medical assistance.

Once the assistance is released, 10 percent of the amount, or PHP3,000, will go directly to her.

MANILA, Philippines — Hinikayat ni Davao City 1st District Rep. Paolo Duterte ang mga pribadong sektor na palawakin ang oportunidad ng trabaho para sa mga senior citizens na nais pang maghanapbuhay para matugunan ang pinansyal na mga pangangailangan ng kanilang mga pamilya.

Ayon kay Duterte, may kakayahan pa rin ang mga senior citizens na makapag-ambag sa pagsulong ng ekonomiya ng bansa.

MANILA, Philippines – Umapela si Davao City 1st Rep. Paolo Duterte sa private sector na lawakan pa ang job opportunities para sa mga senior citizens na may kakayahan pa rin at nais na magtrabaho.

Ayon kay Duterte upang mas maraming magbukas na oportunidad sa mga senior citizens ay kanyang isinusulong sa Kamara ang pagpasa ng batas para sa pagbibigay ng tax incentives sa mga kumpanya na kukuha ng mga senior citizens bilang kanilang empleyado.

DAVAO CITY — First Congressional District Representative Paolo Duterte has continued his advocacy of extending aid to those who are in need as his office recently provided assistance to several families displaced by fire incidents through the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers program.

Duterte’s office said that around 547 families in the first district were displaced by fire incidents, including about 900 recipients of TUPAD payout, have yet to receive their assistance.

Calling age a “constant barrier” for otherwise very capable senior citizens, Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte is prodding the private sector to broaden job opportunities for elderly Filipinos.

For this purpose, Duterte penned and filed House Bill (HB) No.2384, or the proposed Act providing further opportunities for senior citizens as employees in private entities by granting increased incentives to private entities that employ senior citizens.

The measure seeks to amend certain provisions of Republic Act (RA) No.9994, otherwise known as the Expanded Senior Citizen Act of 2010.

“Age has been a constant barrier to opening employment opportunities for many of our physically and mentally able senior citizens who want to continue working to help augment the meager pension and retirement savings they have,” said Duterte, a former deputy speaker.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte on Tuesday urged the private sector to provide more job opportunities for senior citizens who still want to work and meet their financial needs.

To encourage private firms, Duterte and three other lawmakers pushed for the passage of a measure that will increase the incentive that they will receive for employing elderly citizens.

“Age has been a constant barrier to opening employment opportunities for many of our physically and mentally able senior citizens who want to continue working to help augment the meager pension and retirement savings they have,” Duterte said.

Under House Bill 2384, introduced by Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, and ACT-CIS party-list Representatives Edvic Yap and Jeffrey Soriano, the amount of tax deductions from gross income to be given to private firms employing senior citizens will be increased from 15% to 25% of the total amount paid as salaries and wages of the senior citizen employees.

DAVAO CITY — First Congressional District Representative Paolo Duterte has continued his advocacy of extending aid to those who are in need as his office recently provided assistance to several families displaced by fire incidents through the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers program.

Duterte’s office said that around 547 families in the first district were displaced by fire incidents, including about 900 recipients of TUPAD payout, have yet to receive their assistance.