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Jeepney drivers : COVID tales of the trip

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2022-05
Author
Arellano, Jemlie
Balano, Noreen Mae
Gambong, Maria Christina
Keywords
Public welfare
Public utility drivers
COVID-19 pandemic
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This study aimed to understand the life experiences and struggles of public utility Jeepney drivers due to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Davao City. Also, it explores the coping strategies of how Jeepney drivers survived the Pandemic. It also knows the Jeepney drivers' insights and learning during the Pandemic. Phenomenology was employed to understand the experiences of Jeepney drivers. Seven (7) PUJ Drivers were interviewed using focus group discussion. The instruments used were self-made by the researchers. Hence, results showed through a thematic analysis where four (4) primary themes emerged in this study under the core ideas Challenges of Jeepney Drivers amidst COVID-19, classified as Being Highly Restricted, having trouble Sustaining Family Needs, generating low income, and trying different alternatives to Survive. Doing Extra Jobs and Spending Money Wisely were the themes that emerged in the Strategies that jeepney drivers use to cope with challenges brought on by the Pandemic. While learning to be Independent, Saving Money for the Future use, and Having High Hopes to Survive were the significant themes that emerged about the insight of jeepney drivers from their experience during the COVID-19 Pandemic. This study may help the social workers, LGU, and other NGOs to assess the immediate needs of the PUJ jeepney drivers here in Davao City.
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