THE Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) advocates for a ‘human-centered’ approach to the future of work, emphasizing the need to balance technological innovation with strong workplace safety and health policies.
This was highlighted during the launch of the third Occupational Medicine Week on 17 March 2025, in Quezon City.
The Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC), a DOLE-attached agency, led the event with the theme, “Digital Technology in Occupational Medicine Practice,” which highlighted the critical role of technology in preventing and treating work-related illnesses and injuries.
OSHC Executive Director Engr. Jose Maria S. Batino, in remarks delivered on behalf of Workers’ Welfare and Protection Cluster Undersecretary Atty. Benjo Santos M. Benavidez, emphasized the event’s alignment with the International Labour Conference’s Centenary Declaration for the Future of Work.
Said declaration calls for inclusive and sustainable economic growth that benefits all workers through decent work opportunities.
This article has been sourced from the Department of Labor and Employment – DOLE Facebook Page.
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