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From left: Tuesday Niu, Arnell Ignacio, and Bea Binene The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has expanded the mandatory insurance coverage for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), which now includes rehires and direct hires. In Department Order No. 228 Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello said

Bahrain OFWs call for 'green list'

Taiwan OFWs remain unshaken amid China threat

PH envoy lauds Pinoy Arabia as best media partner KUWAIT CITY, Oct 14: He dances like a flamingo, swirls on his seat like there’s no tomorrow and grooves on air, captivating the hearts of the viewers – Mark Neil Villanueva Diaz or better known as DJ Neil got the nod of the Board of Jurors and bag

Earlier this year, Almedo “Ed” Lopez was directly hired by a water bottling company in Fiji Islands. He was soon deployed on a one-year contract to work as a quality supervisor. Hopes were high for him in the beginning, but quickly changed after he encountered several misconducts from his employer.

For overseas Filipino worker (OFW), Almedo “Ed” Lopez, being alone in an unfamiliar place is challenging, but it's the only way for him to support his family back home. Earlier this year, Lopez was directly hired by a water bottling company in Fiji Islands. He was soon deployed on a…

The West Coast-based Labor Attaché in the United States (US) who revealed the presence of promising employment opportunities in Guam has offered helpful advice to Filipinos who intend to land a job in the American territory in the coming years. (Photo by Shivendu Shukla/ Unsplash) According t

Here's some good news for Filipinos who are eyeing employment in the American territory of Guam. Tumon Bay, Guam (Photo by Huang Junsheng/ Unsplash) Labor Attaché in Los Angeles, Armi Evangel Peña bared on Friday, Aug. 13 that the prospects for employment in Guam would be bright for overseas

US cables point to intense Washington involvement in the lead up to the 1975 Canberra Coup This is the second in a three-part series on US diplomatic cables which reveal the collaboration of Bob Hawke and other Australian Labor and union leaders with the US embassy to suppress working class struggles throughout the 1970s. July 20. Today, the population of Australia is being subjected to a constant barrage of totally unsubstantiated claims by the media, intelligence agencies and politicians of C...

SunStar + July 30, 2021 UP TO 350,000 jobs in 14 industries in Japan may soon be available to aspiring overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), according to Labor Attaché to Tokyo Marie Rose Escalada. She said Japan needs 60,000 careworkers, 53,000 food service workers, 40,000 construction workers, 37,000 building cleaning management staff and 34,000 workers in food and beverage manufacturing. Other sectors that need skilled workers are machine parts and tooling, industrial machinery, el...