Aside from being fired from their job, six employees in Clark International Airport is now facing criminal charges for the allegedly ransacking baggage of Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) at the airport.
The suspects are employees of ground handling company, Miascor. The company is under contract with the airlines that service flights in Clark and handle baggage of passengers.
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CIAC has also filed separate theft charges against the six suspects at the City Prosecutor's Office in Mabalacat, Pampanga, and has banned them from entering the airport premises.
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The statement added that the suspects allegedly ransacked the baggage belonging to OFW identified as Jovenil Dela Cruz from Pandi, Bulacan inside the Miascor office at the airport terminal.
The statement added that the suspects allegedly ransacked the baggage belonging to OFW identified as Jovenil Dela Cruz from Pandi, Bulacan inside the Miascor office at the airport terminal.
The handling company settled with the OFW for the lost item amounting to P82,824.00.
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According to the study of Economic Resource Center for Overseas Filipinos, 76% of business put up by OFWs failed not only because they lack the skills but because they were lured into business enterprises that they have no background about.
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According to the study of Economic Resource Center for Overseas Filipinos, 76% of business put up by OFWs failed not only because they lack the skills but because they were lured into business enterprises that they have no background about.
Want to know more why OFW Business Fails? Click this link!
5 Most Common Reasons Why OFWs' Business Fails
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