Labor Secretary Rosalinda D. Baldoz made the commitment at the start of the regional conference on the ILO (International Labor Organization) Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers in Makati City.
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Ban on deployment in Libya stays
MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine government would still review the current security situation in Libya before coming out with a decision whether or not to lift the deployment ban on overseas Filipino workers (OFW) following the death of Moammar Ghadafi.
Read MoreSaudi plans limit on expatriates
MANILA, Philippines — After the controversial Nitaqat labor system, the Saudi government is poised to come up with another scheme to protect its country's demographic structure.
Read MoreResidency of foreign maids in HK opposed
MANILA, Philippines — More than 1,000 people marched from Wan Chai to the new government headquarters at Tamar Monday to voice opposition to foreign domestic helpers getting permanent residency.
Read MoreLifting of deployment ban tackled
MANILA, Philippines — An inter-agency committee is set to meet next week to discuss the possible lifting of the deployment ban in Libya, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) said.
Read MoreDFA warns Filipino workers to stay away from Lebanon
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Saturday called on prospective overseas
Read MorePinoy seafarers at risk of being banned from EU ships?
Filipino seafarers are at risk of being banned from European Union-registered ships after “serious" concerns were raised about the type of training they are given, the news website of the New Zealand channel TVNZ said Friday (NZ time).
Read MoreMalaysian, Pinay wife found guilty of human trafficking
A Malaysian court has convicted a Malaysian national and his Filipina wife for the trafficking and prostitution of three Filipinas, Ambassador-designate to Malaysia J. Eduardo Malaya said.
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