Despite having significant policies on climate and public employment, the Philippine pandemic response and recovery programs remain wanting in terms of the green agenda. Embarking into a massive public employment program, including the creation of green and climate jobs amid the lingering health and job crises, is regarded by organized labor as a crucial strategy to arrest the current surge in unemployment. This LARGER proposal is labor's contribution to green recovery advocacy as Filipino workers find the country's recovery programs less responsive not only to the health and climate emergencies, but the present jobs crisis as well.