For companies still operating in the Philippines, I have some suggestions:

You might think that having obtained a local business license allows you to operate legally, but the current reality shows that the Philippine authorities do not need any reason to inspect the building you are in; they can easily fabricate a charge.

It is advised for companies still working in office buildings to quickly switch to remote or home office setups. Once a large number of company employees are detained, it will be impossible to resume normal operations in the short term. Moreover, there are already few foreign employees in the Philippines, making recruitment very difficult. It would be wise for directors and management to urgently convene a meeting to arrange strategies for home or remote working.

Be aware that once detained in the "Sunshine Jail," it takes at least 1 to 3 months before deportation can occur, and rescuing someone is very costly. Rather than wasting such expenses, it is better to switch to home office earlier, saving money and sparing employees the daily worry and anxiety.