Concentrix foregoes income tax incentives
The Department of Finance said Friday the decision of business process outsourcing firm Concentrix to waive tax perks for work-from-home ...
Read moreTag: work-from-home
Semicon firms warn $3 billion in losses due to BIR work-from-home rule
The country’s group of semiconductors and electronics manufacturers, on Tuesday, warned of losing $3.6 billion following a set of concerns ...
Read more
Imee: DOF must clarify stand on WFH
Senator Imee Marcos has urged the Department of Finance (DOF) to iron out inconsistencies between its back-to-office order and the ...
Read more
Canadian offices going to the dogs as work-from-home arrangement ends
By Michel Comte OTTAWA, Canada—Daisy moseys over to greet visitors, her tail wagging. She’s listed as chief morale officer on ...
Read more
Ecozone firms asked to submit request for 70/30 WFH scheme
Companies in economic zones are required to submit letter of request to qualify for the 70/30 work-from-home ratio extension until ...
Read morePEZA chief asks BPO companies to follow return-to-office order
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority asked registered information technology-business process outsourcing companies to follow the return-to-office order issued by the ...
Read more
Compromise deal sought for BPOs
The government and business process outsourcing (BPO) companies should come to an “acceptable compromise” over the state’s decision that they ...
Read more
DOF: BPOs may choose WFH setup or tax perks
Business process outsourcing companies may choose between work-from-home arrangements or the tax incentives they enjoy as locators in economic zones, ...
Read more
The case for remote work
"There are better ways to do things." Any government official or private entity that forces companies to return to an ...
Read morePEZA to appeal on-site reporting of BPO workers
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) on Friday said it will appeal a government decision to compel business processing outsourcing ...
Read more
Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.