11
Oct
2022
Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople today led a team from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) in closing down a Mak...
07
Oct
2022
More employment opportunities abroad, programs for OFW children and a quicker response time to repatriation requests rou...
More employment opportunities abroad, programs for OFW children and a quicker response time to repatriation requests round up the Department of Migrant Workers’ First 100 Days report, Secretary Susan Ople said.
Based on data generated by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), around 255,429 Filipino workers were able to land jobs abroad in the first 100 days of the Marcos Administration.
“This number is higher by 45% compared to the deployment of migrant workers from July to October last year,” Ople said.
The DMW said it expects higher deployment figures this year due to the lifting of the restrictions in the sending of OFWs to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a steady increase in the demand for Filipino seafarers and the emergence of new labor markets requiring workers of various skills.
more info : https://www.dmw.gov.ph/news-releases/Ople-More-jobs-for-OFWs-creative-programs-for-OFW-kids-and-a-quicker-response-to-requests-for-repatriation-assistance-round-up-the-DMWs-First-100-Days-under-the-Marcos-Administration
13
Sept
2022
The Ministry of Human Resource and Social Development (MHRSD) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia values the significant cont...
The Ministry of Human Resource and Social Development (MHRSD) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia values the significant contribution of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to economic and social development and shares the vision of the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) of the Republic of the Philippines for a rights-based approach to labor migration...
more info: https://www.dmw.gov.ph/statement-and-advisories/Joint-Statement-on-the-Deployment-of-Filipino-Workers-between-the-Kingdom-of-Saudi-Arabia-and-The-Republic-of-the-Philippines
12
April
2021
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) has warned Filipino job seekers, especially those who are alre...
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) has warned Filipino
job seekers, especially those who are already in Japan, to be cautious
of unauthorized entities that promise regular work in the said country.
The Philippine Overseas Labor Office in Tokyo has reported on two Japan-based
entities, ARCA Limited Liability Corp.
Adress: Room 700-702 L & S Building 1414 Roxas Blvd.Ermita,
Country: Manila Philippines 1009.