Daily minimum wages covering most Philippine workers increased in June, the country’s labor department said.
The increases took effect on varying dates in June, ranging from June 4 in the National Capital Region to June 30 in Calabarzon, or Region 4-A, the Department of Labor and Employment said in a news release.
The new highest daily minimum wage rate for nonagricultural workers is 570 Philippine pesos (U.S. $10.11) in the National Capital Region, up from 500 Philippine pesos.
The regions last increased their minimum wages at various times in 2018, 2019, or early 2020.
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