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Donnie Saunar, Jerphi Overseas Placement and Training Corp. president, said five local recruitment agencies have received an urgent request from the Korean Federation for Small and Medium Business (KFSMB) to mobilize more Filipino workers.
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Donnie Saunar, Jerphi Overseas Placement and Training Corp. president, said five local recruitment agencies have received an urgent request from the Korean Federation for Small and Medium Business (KFSMB) to mobilize more Filipino workers.
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By Mayen Jaymalin | October 7, 2002 - 12:00am
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