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Showing posts with label next OFW destination. Show all posts
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Thursday, May 24, 2018

The Czech Republic, Poland, Germany and Austria to Hire More OFWs

Another four countries in Europe will soon to hire Filipino workers and possibly be the next destination for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). According to reports, there is great demand for Filipino workers in Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, and Austria.
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Another four countries in Europe will soon to hire Filipino workers and possibly be the next destination for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). According to reports, there is great demand for Filipino workers in Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, and Austria. Some representatives of Philippine Association of Service Exporters Inc. (PASEI) will go to the aforementioned four countries in Europe to discuss the possible opportunities for OFWs. Four countries primarily need healthcare professionals such as nurses and caregivers according to PASEI President Elsa Villa. She added they have an aging society where special care is needed. Villa said infrastructure project in Poland needs a lot of carpenters and construction workers. "They have many craftsmen who are skilled but they tend to leave the country. There are no workers for many projects in Poland," Villa said. On the other hand, Czech Republic is in need of IT professionals and transportation experts. With this PASEI is hoping for a positive outcome of their talks with representatives of four European countries. Bernard Olalia, the administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), said that there must be a bilateral agreement between the Philippines and the said countries if there are a large-scale deployment of OFWs. This is to ensure the safety of Filipinos in the above-mentioned countries. It is earlier reported that more than 300 skilled workers are now needed in Prague, capital of Czech Republic, for the next three months. According to Abs-Cbn Report, applicants are not required to have college degrees and only need to have basic knowledge of electronics, information technology, and other related technical jobs. Prague is looking to hire 1,000 Filipinos by the end of 2018.
Some representatives of Philippine Association of Service Exporters Inc. (PASEI) will go to the aforementioned four countries in Europe to discuss the possible opportunities for OFWs. Four countries primarily need healthcare professionals such as nurses and caregivers according to PASEI President Elsa Villa. She added they have an aging society where special care is needed.


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Villa said infrastructure project in Poland needs a lot of carpenters and construction workers. "They have many craftsmen who are skilled but they tend to leave the country. There are no workers for many projects in Poland," Villa said. On the other hand, Czech Republic is in need of IT professionals and transportation experts.

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Another four countries in Europe will soon to hire Filipino workers and possibly be the next destination for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). According to reports, there is great demand for Filipino workers in Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, and Austria. Some representatives of Philippine Association of Service Exporters Inc. (PASEI) will go to the aforementioned four countries in Europe to discuss the possible opportunities for OFWs. Four countries primarily need healthcare professionals such as nurses and caregivers according to PASEI President Elsa Villa. She added they have an aging society where special care is needed. Villa said infrastructure project in Poland needs a lot of carpenters and construction workers. "They have many craftsmen who are skilled but they tend to leave the country. There are no workers for many projects in Poland," Villa said. On the other hand, Czech Republic is in need of IT professionals and transportation experts. With this PASEI is hoping for a positive outcome of their talks with representatives of four European countries. Bernard Olalia, the administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), said that there must be a bilateral agreement between the Philippines and the said countries if there are a large-scale deployment of OFWs. This is to ensure the safety of Filipinos in the above-mentioned countries. It is earlier reported that more than 300 skilled workers are now needed in Prague, capital of Czech Republic, for the next three months. According to Abs-Cbn Report, applicants are not required to have college degrees and only need to have basic knowledge of electronics, information technology, and other related technical jobs. Prague is looking to hire 1,000 Filipinos by the end of 2018.
With this PASEI is hoping for a positive outcome of their talks with representatives of four European countries.



Bernard Olalia, the administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), said that there must be a bilateral agreement between the Philippines and the said countries if there are a large-scale deployment of OFWs. This is to ensure the safety of Filipinos in the above-mentioned countries.
It is earlier reported that more than 300 skilled workers are now needed in Prague, capital of Czech Republic, for the next three months.


According to Abs-Cbn Report, applicants are not required to have college degrees and only need to have basic knowledge of electronics, information technology, and other related technical jobs. Prague is looking to hire 1,000 Filipinos by the end of 2018.

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To have a trusted remittance center or money courier is very important for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). With this, they can be so sure that their hard-earned money or remittances will go to their families back home. Read more: http://www.jbsolis.com/2018/05/bpis-remittance-solution-for-ofw-and-their-families.html#ixzz5GPQZMjif
The main reason why Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) choose to work abroad so that they can provide the needs and even wants of their loved-ones back home. Our family is always on the top of our priorities. But as OFWs, working for them is not enough, we should also secure their future just in case we fall ill or get into an accident while working in other countries. Have you ever ask that question to yourself? What will happen to my family if I get sick or If I got into situations that I can no longer work?
If you want a savings account that does not require an initial deposit, you can apply for Sikap Pinoy OFW Account in Bank of Commerce. However, the Sikap Pinoy OFW Account is exclusively for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) only and their beneficiaries.



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Saturday, May 13, 2017

Are You Ready to Work in Russia? More Jobs and Opportunities Awaits in Russia for Filipinos


As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW), are you ready to try your luck, working in Russia? If yes, this is a good news for you. It is because the Philippines is eyeing Russia as a new destination for OFWs after bilateral relation between two countries continues to get stronger. The warming relations between the Philippines and Russia may bring opportunities for both countries. It was last year when Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Rodrigo Duterte met in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Lima, Peru.



(Watch:More job, business opportunities await Filipinos in Russia)

 As Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW), are you ready to try your luck, working in Russia? If yes, this is a good news for you.

It is because the Philippines is eyeing Russia as a new destination for OFWs after bilateral relation between two countries continues to get stronger.

 The warming relations between the Philippines and Russia may bring opportunities for both countries.

 More jobs and opportunities are waiting for OFWs and professionals who wants to work in Russia since the country is looking for highly skilled workers, medical and health professionals, engineers and construction workers.

It was last year when Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Rodrigo Duterte met in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Lima, Peru.


As an update, Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Silvestre Bello III said that he and Russian Ambassador to Manila Igor Anatolyyevich Khovaev have agreed to establish “a solid legal basis for cooperation” for the benefit of Filipino migrant workers.

Saying that Russia is in need of more labor, Khovaev also commended the Filipino work ethics and skills.

“Filipino workers are well known for their hard work, and for being law abiding citizens. Russians and Filipinos have similar values. We need to explore new possibilities and opportunities. We hope to start building a solid legal basis for this,” the Russian envoy added.

 (Watch:Filipino communities in Russia)



Bello said, that are glad that preliminary discussion is made regarding labor issues and concerns of mutual interest to both Philippines and Russia.

According to labor chief, the Russian ambassador gave assurance to give ample protection to the rights and legitimate interest of OFWs in Russia.

This year, Duterte is planning to visit Russia to strengthen economic cooperation and to meet OFWs there.
(WatchRussia, target na maging susunod na work destination para sa mga OFW)

“I already sent a memo to the President requesting him to include the possible deployment of skilled and professional workers to Russia,” he said.

Bello added that there is a demand for construction and household service workers in Russia.

In 2014, there were about 4,000 OFWs in Russia who were working in construction, hotels, and households.

The latest Social Weather Stations survey shows a spike in Filipinos' trust toward Russia. 

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