13 Figure 1: Primary Breadwinners According to Gender On the matter of daily, weekly, or monthly expenses, the participant's answers are broken down below. A general trend is that food expenses are more on a daily basis, while payment for utilities and maintenance medicine is computed on a monthly basis. From a total of 33 responses to this question, 45.45% (15) had expenses at the 10-16,000 PHP range, 30.3% (10) at 16,000 PHP and above, then 12.1% (4) reached at the 5-10,000 PHP and below 5000 PHP ranges. Table 2: Respondents' Expenses Expenses Daily Weekly Monthly Food 22 7 3 Water 3 0 29 Electricity 0 0 32 Cellphone load 5 11 14 Medicine 2 1 18 Rent 0 1 15 Milk for children or the elderly 2 4 3 Others 1 18 10 For employment in sweatshop work meanwhile, there were 35 responses broken down as follows: 8 respondents indicated that they were employed in sweatshop conditions for less than a year. The majority, 16, had shared that they had been employed for 1 to 5 years, with most respondents falling within the three-year range. Lastly, a sizable portion, 10, answered that they had been engaged in sweatshop work for more than five years, with the highest being 31 years in the workforce.