Talk of the Town: ‘Dynamic shift’ in PH workforce

Comments on “‘Dynamic shift’ in PH workforce,” (Editorial, 7/2/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:

The hybrid work setup, which emerged during the pandemic, has been proven effective in some industries and workforces. It has become a trend and a preferred work setup for almost all workforces, not a demand.

Polong

First things first rather than wishes! Our problem is poorly-educated masses because of weak educational system. We haven’t resolved this, so we can’t get to the next level of pampering the weak. Focus on our priority, better-educated masses that are competitive with the rest of the world. The DepEd Secretary should be made to report on this on a quarterly basis because our destiny rests clearly on excellent education.

FRS

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Never mind digital skills. Most lack basic skills, e.g., reading, writing, and arithmetic. That’s why average scores in national exams and rankings in international ones are low.

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