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[Title] => Gov’t eyes more bilateral accords with ME
[Summary] => The government plans to forge more bilateral agreements with Middle East countries to ensure better working conditions for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
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[Title] => Overseas maids’ salary doubled
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Despite the mounting threat from several host countries to cease from hiring Filipino maids, the Philippines is set to double the minimum pay for domestic helpers abroad.
Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said starting Dec. 15, all departing domestic helpers will be getting a monthly pay of $400 while those who are already working abroad will start to enjoy higher salaries next year.
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[Title] => GMA back on top in canvass
[Summary] => Votes from an island bailiwick in the Visayas propelled President Arroyo back on top as the canvassing by the joint committee in Congress entered its fifth day yesterday.
The votes from the island-province of Siquijor lifted Mrs. Arroyo to the top spot, overtaking opposition front-runner Fernando Poe Jr. after 60 certificates of canvass (COCs) were tabulated by the joint congressional canvassing panel.
Mrs. Arroyo got 195,259 votes while Poe came in second with 188,172 votes.
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Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said starting Dec. 15, all departing domestic helpers will be getting a monthly pay of $400 while those who are already working abroad will start to enjoy higher salaries next year.
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The votes from the island-province of Siquijor lifted Mrs. Arroyo to the top spot, overtaking opposition front-runner Fernando Poe Jr. after 60 certificates of canvass (COCs) were tabulated by the joint congressional canvassing panel.
Mrs. Arroyo got 195,259 votes while Poe came in second with 188,172 votes.
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