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Japan wants to hire Filipino nurses and care-givers, but Filipino domestic helpers are losing out to Indonesians in Hong Kong.
In a rare opening of its labor market to foreigners, Japan plans to accept up to 200 Filipino nurses and caregivers for the elderly if they pass national qualifying examinations in Tokyo.
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[Title] => DOLE: No planned cut in maids’ pay
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) allayed fears of a possible five percent cut in the monthly pay of the more than 150,000 Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong.
Acting Labor Secretary Manuel Imson said yesterday there is no truth to published reports that the Hong Kong government will opt to impose a salary cut in place of the proposed HK$500 levy.
"Reports of a possible wage cut is an old issue that some sectors in Hong Kong have thought of reviving because the planned levy seems to be a dying issue," Imson said in an interview.
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[Title] => HK defers decision on maids’ tax
[Summary] => Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong can now heave a sigh of relief, albeit temporarily.
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said yesterday that the Hong Kong government may defer until March its decision whether or not to impose the proposed HK$500 levy on the monthly salary of foreign domestic workers.
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[Title] => RP to protest $500 levy on Pinay maids in HK
[Summary] => The Philippine government is protesting the planned imposition of HK$500 levy on the monthly salary of an estimated 153,000 Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong.
Labor attaché Bernardino Julve said Philippine embassy and labor officials based in Hong Kong are set to submit early this week the country’s objection to the proposed levy.
"We are now in the process of coming out with a consolidated paper to be given to the Hong Kong government to show our concern on the proposal," Julve said in an interview.
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Japan wants to hire Filipino nurses and care-givers, but Filipino domestic helpers are losing out to Indonesians in Hong Kong.
In a rare opening of its labor market to foreigners, Japan plans to accept up to 200 Filipino nurses and caregivers for the elderly if they pass national qualifying examinations in Tokyo.
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Acting Labor Secretary Manuel Imson said yesterday there is no truth to published reports that the Hong Kong government will opt to impose a salary cut in place of the proposed HK$500 levy.
"Reports of a possible wage cut is an old issue that some sectors in Hong Kong have thought of reviving because the planned levy seems to be a dying issue," Imson said in an interview.
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[Summary] => Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong can now heave a sigh of relief, albeit temporarily.
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said yesterday that the Hong Kong government may defer until March its decision whether or not to impose the proposed HK$500 levy on the monthly salary of foreign domestic workers.
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Labor attaché Bernardino Julve said Philippine embassy and labor officials based in Hong Kong are set to submit early this week the country’s objection to the proposed levy.
"We are now in the process of coming out with a consolidated paper to be given to the Hong Kong government to show our concern on the proposal," Julve said in an interview.
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September 6, 2004 - 12:00am
