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Nurses’ group urges ILO to probe work standard violations - Vimarsana News

Nurses’ group urges ILO to probe work standard violations

A group of nurses is urging the International Labor Organization-High-Level Tripartite Mission to look into possible violations of work standards in the nursing profession.

Gov't urged to regulate overseas employment of HCWs - Vimarsana News

Gov't urged to regulate overseas employment of HCWs

(File photo) MANILA - The Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines, Inc. (PHAPI) on Monday asked the government to regulate the overseas employment of healthcare workers (HCWs), especially nurses. PHAPI president Dr. Rene de Grano said in a televised public briefing that the major cause of declining numbers of HCWs is nurses leaving the country. "Siguro naman po ay dapat kontrolin ng gobyerno iyan. Hindi naman po naman namin sinasabi na i-stop o pigilan iyan (The government may need to control that. We're not saying to stop or control it)," he said. The number of nurses a...

Phlippine nurses exodus: Better future abroad vs shabby treatment at home - Vimarsana News

Phlippine nurses exodus: Better future abroad vs shabby treatment at home

MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): In March, 24-year-old Marie Umalla left for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the dream of providing for her family.

As It Happens: Workers' welfare and issues - Vimarsana News

As It Happens: Workers' welfare and issues

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Carl Balita presents solutions to resolve issues affecting HCWs amid contagion - Vimarsana News

Carl Balita presents solutions to resolve issues affecting HCWs amid contagion

The world may fall short of as much as 5.6 million nurses by 2030, based on the projections of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) State of World Nursing Report in 2020. Filipino nurses, meanwhile, are the best for their countrymen and the choice of the world, as spelled out in…