DOLE Clarifies 13th Month Pay Rules, Ensures Workers Receive Rightful Benefits
The Philippine Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has reiterated to private sector employers their obligation to pay the 13th month pay on time, as mandated by the Labor Code. All eligible rank-and-file employees, regardless of employment status, are entitled to this benefit if they have rendered at least one month of service.
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