With the issue on work permits and foreign migration in the country still making impact, the Philippine government forges on with establishing programmes under bilateral ties with friendly nations such as Japan and China, more … Read more
As infrastructure projects are on the rise, there are some Filipinos who fear that other sectors will take a hit in terms of budgeting and prioritization, but that’s because they’re only looking at what the … Read more
The Filipino artistry and craftsmanship are second to none, even on the international stage. With our kababayans’ intricate life skills and experiences, the quality of work that we produce can be said to be among … Read more
Majority of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), if not all, would choose to stay in their host countries even if they no longer have jobs to live on or in the event of tight political situations, … Read more
Part of the challenges of landing a job in the Philippines are the designated fees to be paid, which remains to be a burden for those looking for jobs – but more so for first … Read more
Through the government’s initiative to require all land-based OFWs to pay a minimum monthly contribution into the state fund, Social Security System, more client members are expected to seek assistance from the agency’s offices, both … Read more
Despite the rough performance of the oil industry in the Middle East in recent years, one thing remains still: Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) continue to find steady employment in the country, regardless of the bad … Read more
Mental health has only recently become a recognized issue in the Philippines in comparison to other progressive nations, particularly in the Western world. Nevertheless, mental health issues have long been a problem in the country … Read more
Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) or not, PAG-IBIG contributions are basically a part of every employee’s payday woes. PAG-IBIG, being a sort of a nationwide paluwagan, provides all sorts of loans including housing, education, and livelihood, … Read more
Aside from organizing job fairs and caravans as well as Labour Day events across the country, the Department of Labour and Employment (DOLE) has been very busy at work, ironing out new policies that aim … Read more