Social Security System Philippines (disambiguation)

• Social Security System (Philippines)

  Also: SSS, Social Security System, SSS Philippines

  The Social Security System (SSS) is a Philippine government-owned and controlled corporation (GOCC) that administers the country's social security program for private-sector workers, self-employed persons,…

• Captaincy General of the Philippines

  Also: Capitanía General de Filipinas — the Spanish styling of the polity, Captaincy-General of the Philippines — the hyphenated variant, Spanish Philippines — the general usage, properly the territory rather than the institution

  The Captaincy General of the Philippines (Spanish: Capitanía General de Filipinas) was the Spanish Empire's administrative district and polity in Asia — the Spanish East…

• Union Bank of the Philippines

  Also: UnionBank — the official short styling, UBP — the Philippine Stock Exchange ticker, Union Savings and Mortgage Bank — the founding name of 1968

  The Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank, PSE: UBP) is a Philippine universal bank headquartered at UnionBank Plaza in the Ortigas Center, Pasig, owned by…

• Tenancy in the Philippines

  Also: Share tenancy — the classic arrangement, and the thing the abolition statutes abolished, Kasamá — the Tagalog term for the share tenant and his arrangement, The tenancy problem — the American-era and Commonwealth styling

  Tenancy in the Philippines is the landlord-tenant system of agricultural production — the body of arrangements under which the person who tills land is not…

• Agriculture in the Philippines

  Also: The agricultural sector — the national-accounts styling, Agriculture, hunting, forestry, and fishing — the statistical classification that includes the fisheries the census counts with it, Pagbubukid — the Filipino term for farming

  Agriculture in the Philippines is the farming, fishing, and forestry sector of the Philippine economy — crops, livestock, poultry, and the fisheries the national statistics…

• History of the Philippines (1765–1898)

  Also: The late Spanish period, The last century of Spanish rule, The post-occupation Spanish era

  The History of the Philippines (1765–1898) is this wiki's umbrella survey of the last stretch of Spanish rule — from the restoration of Spanish authority…

• History of the Philippines (1965–1986)

  Also: The Marcos era — the standard shorthand, The Marcos dictatorship — the characterization of the 1972–1986 years, The martial-law era (1972–1981) — the period's core phase, extended by convention to 1986

  The History of the Philippines (1965–1986) is the period survey covering the two decades of Ferdinand Marcos's rise, rule, and fall — from his inauguration…

• Trade Union Congress of the Philippines

  Also: TUCP — the universal short form, Katipunan ng Manggagawang Pilipino (KMP) — the native name carried in the center's own record, The TUCP Labor Center — the styling of its headquarters compound in Diliman, Quezon City

  The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP; native name Katipunan ng Manggagawang Pilipino) is the largest labor center in the Philippines — a confederation…

• Agrarian Reform in the Philippines

  Also: Land reform in the Philippines, Land-to-the-tiller program (the 1963 Code's popular slogan), CARP (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program, from 1988)

  Agrarian reform in the Philippines is the century-long body of law and policy by which the Philippine state has tried to break up concentrated ownership…

• Flood control in the Philippines

  Flood control — the field more broadly called flood management — is the body of methods for reducing or preventing the harmful effects of flood…

• National Research Council of the Philippines

  The National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) is the advisory body to the Philippine government on scientific research and a collegium of Filipino scientists…

• Cooperative Code of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 9520)

  The Philippine Cooperative Code of 2008, Republic Act No. 9520, is the governing statute for cooperatives in the Philippines. It defines cooperatives as autonomous associations…

• Mental Health in the Philippines

  Mental health in the Philippines refers to the state of psychological well-being of Filipinos and to the country's policies, services, and cultural attitudes surrounding it.…

• Sugar industry in the Philippines

  Also: Sugar industry of the Philippines

  The sugar industry in the Philippines is the national industry of growing sugarcane and milling it into raw and refined sugar — a trade whose…

• Politics of the Philippines

  Politics of the Philippines operates under a unitary presidential constitutional republic established by the 1987 Constitution, with power divided among the executive, bicameral legislature, and…

• Media of the Philippines

  Media of the Philippines comprises print, broadcast, and digital platforms serving a multilingual public. Major broadsheets include the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine Star, and Manila…

• Internet in the Philippines

  The Internet in the Philippines connects the archipelago through fiber, mobile-broadband, and satellite networks, with the country's first connection established in 1994 through the PHnet…

• Human Rights in the Philippines

  Human rights in the Philippines are guaranteed primarily by the Bill of Rights of the 1987 Constitution and the country's ratifications of international instruments including…

• Securities and Exchange Commission (Philippines)

  Also: SEC Philippines (disambiguating usage), Komisyon sa Sekuridad at Palitan (Filipino rendering), Corporate registrar and securities regulator of the Philippines (functional description)

  The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is the Philippine government agency responsible for regulating the corporate sector, the securities market, and investment vehicles. Created in…

• Philippine Identification System Act

  Also: Republic Act No. 11055, PhilSys Act, National ID Law (media shorthand)

  The Philippine Identification System Act (Republic Act No. 11055) is the law signed on August 6, 2018 establishing the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys), the national…

• University of the Philippines Visayas

  The University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV) is the constituent university of the UP System specializing in fisheries, marine sciences, and aquatic resources. It was…

• University of the Philippines Mindanao

  The University of the Philippines Mindanao (UP Mindanao or UPMin) is the constituent university of the UP System serving Mindanao, located in Mintal, Davao City.…

• University of the Philippines Manila

  The University of the Philippines Manila (UP Manila) is the health-sciences constituent university of the University of the Philippines System, located in the Ermita district…

• University of the Philippines Baguio

  The University of the Philippines Baguio (UP Baguio or UPB) is the smallest constituent university of the UP System, located on Governor Pack Road in…

• Miss Universe Philippines

  Miss Universe Philippines (MUPH) is the national organization that has selected the Philippines' representative to the Miss Universe pageant since 2020, when the franchise separated…

• Social Security System

  The Social Security System (SSS) is the Philippine state-run social insurance program for private-sector, self-employed, and voluntary members, providing replacement income against life's major risks:…

• Task Force Detainees of the Philippines

  Also: TFDP, Task Force Detainees, TFD

  The Task Force Detainees of the Philippines (TFDP) is a Philippine human-rights organization, founded in 1974 by the Association of Major Religious Superiors in the…

• Experimental Cinema of the Philippines

  Also: ECP, Experimental Cinema

  The Experimental Cinema of the Philippines (ECP) was the government-owned film corporation of the Marcos era, created by Executive Order No. 770, signed by President…

• Progressive Party of the Philippines

  Also: Progressive Party — the standard short form of the era's reporting, The Progressives — the press shorthand for its candidates and following, Grand Alliance member — the coalition label under which the party campaigned in 1959 and 1961, alongside Liberal and Nacionalista defectors

  The Progressive Party of the Philippines, commonly the Progressive Party, was a Filipino reformist political party founded in 1957 by Manuel Manahan and Raul Manglapus…

• Second Plenary Council of the Philippines

  Also: PCP II, Second Plenary Council, Plenary Council of 1991

  The Second Plenary Council of the Philippines (PCP II) was the plenary council of the Catholic Church in the Philippines convoked by the Catholic Bishops'…

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