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[Title] => Pinoys will no longer migrate if economic restrictions in Charter lifted — Ad-com
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Filipinos would no longer have to migrate if economic restrictions in the Constitution are lifted and supported by a sound political system, the Charter Change Advocacy Commission (ad-com) said yesterday.
Labor leader Alex Aguilar, a member of the commission, said Pulse Asia’s recent survey — which showed that three out of every 10 Filipinos prefer to go abroad if given the chance — is a mirror of the worsening political and economic situation in the country.
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[Title] => Labor group says government won’t meet job creation target until 2010
[Summary] => The government may not meet its four-year job creation target by a wide margin in 2006 and 2010 based on the growth forecast of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), a labor research group said.
Clarence Pascual, a senior researcher at the Labor Education and Research Network (LEARN), said the jobs shortfall can be attributed to slower gross domestic product growth and lower growth in terms of creating employment.
The ADB expects the country’s GDP to grow by five percent in 2006 and 2007, and to average by five to six percent a year until 2010.
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[Title] => ‘One in four college grads to end up jobless’
[Summary] => One in four college students is likely to end up jobless after graduation, despite government assurances that lots of jobs exist, an independent research group reported yesterday.
However, the Department of Labor and Employment said the root cause of the high unemployment rate was not lack of jobs but a "mismatch" between available jobs and the supply of workers.
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[Title] => Bakak ni Secretary Peter Favila
[Summary] => Si DTI Secretary Peter Favila sa usa ka round table discussion miingon nga daghang trabaho dinhi sa Pilipinas, ang nakaapan lang kay ang mga tawo pilian og trabaho ug gusto nga mahimo dayong bise presidente o presidente sa kompanya.
Dugang pa ni Favila nga ang unemployment nga problema dinhi sa nasud naggumikan sa pagka kuwang sa kadasig sa pagtrabaho ug dili sa pagka kuwang sa trabaho.
Kamo, motoo mo ni secretary Favila? Pilian ka og trabaho? Mamili ka og trabaho? Gusto ka dayon nga mahimong bise president o presidente sa kompanya nga imo gusto nga trabahoan?
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[Title] => More Pinoys seeking part-time jobs
[Summary] => More and more Filipinos are seeking "extra" work or part-time jobs despite continuing improvement in the country’s economy, a research network reported yesterday.
Clarence Pascual, senior researcher of Labor Education and Research Network (LEARN), said the number of underemployed or those who expressed desire to seek additional jobs surged to a high 6.9 million.
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Filipinos would no longer have to migrate if economic restrictions in the Constitution are lifted and supported by a sound political system, the Charter Change Advocacy Commission (ad-com) said yesterday.
Labor leader Alex Aguilar, a member of the commission, said Pulse Asia’s recent survey — which showed that three out of every 10 Filipinos prefer to go abroad if given the chance — is a mirror of the worsening political and economic situation in the country.
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Clarence Pascual, a senior researcher at the Labor Education and Research Network (LEARN), said the jobs shortfall can be attributed to slower gross domestic product growth and lower growth in terms of creating employment.
The ADB expects the country’s GDP to grow by five percent in 2006 and 2007, and to average by five to six percent a year until 2010.
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[Summary] => One in four college students is likely to end up jobless after graduation, despite government assurances that lots of jobs exist, an independent research group reported yesterday.
However, the Department of Labor and Employment said the root cause of the high unemployment rate was not lack of jobs but a "mismatch" between available jobs and the supply of workers.
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[Summary] => Si DTI Secretary Peter Favila sa usa ka round table discussion miingon nga daghang trabaho dinhi sa Pilipinas, ang nakaapan lang kay ang mga tawo pilian og trabaho ug gusto nga mahimo dayong bise presidente o presidente sa kompanya.
Dugang pa ni Favila nga ang unemployment nga problema dinhi sa nasud naggumikan sa pagka kuwang sa kadasig sa pagtrabaho ug dili sa pagka kuwang sa trabaho.
Kamo, motoo mo ni secretary Favila? Pilian ka og trabaho? Mamili ka og trabaho? Gusto ka dayon nga mahimong bise president o presidente sa kompanya nga imo gusto nga trabahoan?
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[Title] => More Pinoys seeking part-time jobs
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Clarence Pascual, senior researcher of Labor Education and Research Network (LEARN), said the number of underemployed or those who expressed desire to seek additional jobs surged to a high 6.9 million.
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