- On sex for flight and the pork scam – Atty JBJ
- The SONA that workers wish for – Atty JBJ
- The true State of the Nation – Atty JBJ
- Why we should stop sending maids abroad – Atty JBJ
- The true leaders’ missions for the country – Atty JBJ
- Why many companies lost labor cases in 2012 – Atty JBJ
- Featured Balak: KANAUG NA BABY – by Atty JBJ
- How is Christmas for the poor? – Atty JBJ
- Christmas in a state of national calamity – Atty JBJ
- When religion comes in conflict with one’s job – Atty JBJ
- Family dynasty in the workplace – Atty JBJ
- Employees should learn how to manage their income – Atty JBJ
- Illegal dismissal of managers and executives – Atty JBJ
- When politics comes in conflict with one’s work – Atty JBJ
- Outstanding Employer of the Year (Personnel Managers’ Choice) – Atty JBJ
- Employers’ highhanded treatment of their workers – Atty JBJ
- The rules on work during disasters and calamities – Atty JBJ
- Ten things that they should stop doing to labor
- Choosing “the first among equals”
- Too much ado about child labor
- What labor really expects from the SONA
- Leaving the government for good
- Between food and freedom, jobs and justice – (Ang Kalayaan para kay Atty JBJ)
- Balak: ADLAW SA MGA INAHAN….ALANG KANINYO, MGA NANAY
- Labor Day tremors and jitters
- The workers’ Calvary: Their kids’ college education
- The politics of wages and oil prices
- Cebuano ship captain, a pirates’ victim
- Persona non grata to the Filipino workers
- Millions of OFWs without embassies
- Beware of labor-only contracting
- Impeaching for “unexplained poverty”
- Opinion: The workers’ take on the impeachment
Josephus B. Jimenez (Atty. JBJ) is a lawyer, a diplomat, and a servant leader. He has more than 30 years of solid experience as a labor relations practioner.
He first worked for major corporations in the Philippines, such as San Miguel Corporation and Pepsi Cola before he started serving for the Philippine government.
Atty JBJ left the government service last June 4 after a total tenure of 20 years – four years in the judiciary and 16 in the Department of Labor and Employment.
Atty. JBJ also writes a column for the The Freeman News, a daily newspaper published in Cebu by the “The Philippine Star”. He mostly writes about migrant labour and social issues.