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Ministry · MOLE

Ministry of Labor and Employment

How it is organized 35

16 of 35 units with a named head, as of January 2024

  • Office of the Minister

    Muslimin G. Sema, MinisterSource

  • Office of the Deputy Minister

    Tommy J. Nawa, Deputy MinisterSource

  • Office of the Bangsamoro Director General

    Datu Surab A. Abutazil, Jr., Bangsamoro Director GeneralSource

  • Legal and Legislative Liaison Division

    Atty. Datu Haris M. Pinguiaman, Legal Officer VSource

  • Internal Audit SectionBy law

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  • Information and Communications DivisionBy law

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  • Migration Affairs SectionBy law

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  • Manila Liaison SectionBy law

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  • Administrative and Finance ServicesBy law2

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    • Administrative DivisionBy law

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    • Finance DivisionBy law

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  • Research, Planning and Policy Development Services2

    Ramil Roy D. Tiolo, Jd, Director ISource

    • Planning and Monitoring DivisionBy law

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    • Research and Policy Development DivisionBy law

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  • Bureau of Labor Relations and Standards3

    Engr. Hatta T. Jumdain, Director ISource

    • Conciliation and Mediation DivisionBy law

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    • Labor Welfare DivisionBy law

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    • Regulatory and Standards Enforcement DivisionBy law

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  • Bureau of Employment, Promotion and Welfare3

    Sara Jane S. Sinsuat, Jd, Director ISource

    • Recruitment and Accreditation DivisionBy law

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    • Employment Regulation DivisionBy law

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    • Employment Promotion, Manpower Development, and Productivity DivisionBy law

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  • Overseas Workers Welfare Bureau (OWWB)3

    Annuarudin U. Tayuan, Director I, OWWBSource

    • Pre-Employment and Departure DivisionBy law

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    • Repatriation Assistance DivisionBy law

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    • Welfare and Protection Program DivisionBy law

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  • Bangsamoro Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board

    Bailyn E. Nanding, Jd, Board Secretary VISource

  • FIELD Offices7

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    • Cotabato City Field Office

      Engr. Dimaporo A. Diocolano, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Cotabato City Field OfficeSource

    • Special Geographic Area Field Office

      Moctar S. Macalipat, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Special Geographic Area Field OfficeSource

    • Maguindanao Field Office

      Hamsa G. Nul, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Maguindanao Field OfficeSource

    • Lanao del Sur Field Office

      Norolain T. Dimaluna, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Lanao del Sur Field OfficeSource

    • Basilan Field Office

      Amna Farrah A. Alihuddin, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Basilan Field OfficeSource

    • Sulu Field Office

      Jemimah A. Ilaji, Jd, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Sulu Field OfficeSource

    • Tawi-Tawi Field Office

      Haipa H. Jumdain, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer, Tawi-Tawi Field OfficeSource

From MOLE, Officials page (portraits uploaded 2024-01); Bangsamoro Administrative Code (BAA 13), Book VI Title IX, Secs. 4-20.

In the provinces 7

  • Cotabato City

    Cotabato City Field Office

    Engr. Dimaporo A. Diocolano, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

    2nd Fl., Corner Pansacala St., Sinsuat Ave., Mother Barangay Rosary Heights, Cotabato City

    Source
  • Special Geographic Area

    Special Geographic Area Field Office

    Moctar S. Macalipat, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

    Source
  • Maguindanao

    Maguindanao Field Office

    Hamsa G. Nul, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

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  • Lanao del Sur

    Lanao del Sur Field Office

    Norolain T. Dimaluna, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

    51 Baguibdaali St., Marawi Poblacion, Marawi City

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  • Basilan

    Basilan Field Office

    Amna Farrah A. Alihuddin, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

    Ground Floor Tinis Building, Mezi, Isabela City, Basilan

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  • Tawi-Tawi

    Tawi-Tawi Field Office

    Haipa H. Jumdain, Supervising Labor and Employment Officer

    Beachside Inn, Sowangkagang, Pasiagan, Bongao, Tawi-tawi

    Source
  • Basilan

    Maluso Extension Office

    Barangay Upper Port Holland, Maluso, Basilan

    Source

Who has headed it

  1. 2022 – PresentMuslimin G. Sema, MinisterSource
  2. June 2019 – 2022Romeo Sema, MinisterSource

Read with the office’s budget, a tenure says who ran the office when its money was spent.

How this was read

No citizen's charter found. Units and heads are from the MOLE Officials page; the OWWB director is named only on his portrait card. The page is undated and its portraits were uploaded 2024-01. Units the page does not show (sections, the Administrative and Finance Services, and the divisions under each bureau and service) are from BAA 13. The Bangsamoro Labor and Employment Code (BAA 82, 2025) may since have changed the structure; it was not checked.

Heads, numbers and emails as the offices' own pages and documents published them, each with its source and date. An email is listed only where an official page shows it as text; many sites hide theirs from automated readers. The elected Parliament takes office on 30 October 2026, and the Chief Minister and the cabinet may change with it. Confirm a number before you rely on it.