Thematic Area
Economic Justice
Why do we advocate for it?
As prices go up, workers find difficulty in affording basic needs due to insufficient wages.
This, unfortunately, produces a myriad of consequences: low productivity among workers, weaker purchasing power among consumers, and occupational safety and health hazards. Job tenure is a paramount concern of the informal sector. With the rise of informal work, workers become more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse as social safeguards are unprovided, and labor rights are neglected.
How do we address this?


“We need to act collectively and with unity. Just like our broomsticks—one stick is not enough. But when tied together, we can sweep challenges away.”
—Vendor, San Roque Vendors’ Association
Featured Resources
Women’s Labour in the Jeepney Informal Transport Sector: A Primer
Written by Rafael Vicente Dimalanta and Jan Marvi Atienza
Unsafe Work, Unsafe Roads: Labor, Road Safety, and Regulation in Philippine Bus Transport
Written by Jan Marvi F. Atienza
Steering towards a Progressive, Nationalistic, People-Centric Public Transportation System: Report on Focus Group Findings from Jeepney Drivers and Commuters in Metro Manila
Written by the Inklusibo Knowledge Unit
Ibasura ang Makadayuhan at Negosyong PUV Modernization Program
Joint publication with PARA Advocates for Inclusive Transport and Institute for Nationalist Studies.