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                    [Title] => Plunder case vs GMA junked
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A criminal complaint for plunder and graft against former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, former Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) head Francisco Duque III and 10 other former government officials was dismissed recently for lack of merit.

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                    [Title] => RP lifts DH ban to Switzerland
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Some 800,000 jobs abroad await Filipino professionals and skilled workers until 2009, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said yesterday.	


"The prospects are bright for the next three years because we have a conservative estimate of more than 800,000 high-end jobs. This is over and above what we have already deployed," Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said.


Brion said the high-end jobs would come from the information technology, telecommunications, medical, tourism and construction sectors in countries in the Middle East, Asia and Europe. 


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                    [Title] => Government working on program to slow down migration
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Labor Undersecretary for international affairs Manuel Imson said the government is now implementing programs that would give Filipinos the option to stay home rather than go abroad.


"Our migration program is really temporary and we are taking effort to reintegrate our workers back to the Philippines," Imson said.


The statement came in the wake of a government report that said while many Filipinos are earning much higher salaries abroad, most of them are actually planning to come home and stay here for good.


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                    [Title] => DOLE di motugot sa usbaw kun...
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Si DOLE undersecretary Manuel Imson nagkanayon nga paboran lang nila ang usbaw sa suholan kun dili kini makaapekto sa mga magpapatigayon ug makadugang pa og trabaho. 


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Kalagayan ng workers i-monitor ng DOLE
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                    [Title] => DOLE: RP business climate still good despite strike notices
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"The climate for economic and business activity as well as job-friendly investments continue to be vibrant and favorable in the country," Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said.


Sto. Tomas attributed the prevailing favorable business climate to the continuing and stable industrial peace in the country’s workplaces.


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                    [Title] => Deportation sa illegal Pinoys sa UAE, nakaamba
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Ito ay makaraang ideklara ng gobyerno ng United Arab Emirates (UAE) na matatapos na ang amnesty program nito laban sa mga illegal foreign workers kabilang ang mga Pinoy na nagtatrabaho at naninirahan sa naturang bansa.


Ayon kay Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Acting Sec. Manuel Imson, mas magiging mahigpit ang gobyerno ng UAE laban sa mga illegal migrants dahil maging ang mga mamamayan nito ay hihikayatin na ireport ang mga illegal foreign workers na nananatili doon.


Sa talaan ng DOLE, umaabot sa 68,386 OFWs ang nagtatrabaho at naninirahan sa UAE. Di pa kabilang dito ang mga illegal migrants.
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Ayon kay Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Acting Sec. Manuel Imson, mas magiging mahigpit ang gobyerno ng UAE laban sa mga illegal migrants dahil maging ang mga mamamayan nito ay hihikayatin na ireport ang mga illegal foreign workers na nananatili doon.


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"The prospects are bright for the next three years because we have a conservative estimate of more than 800,000 high-end jobs. This is over and above what we have already deployed," Labor Secretary Arturo Brion said.


Brion said the high-end jobs would come from the information technology, telecommunications, medical, tourism and construction sectors in countries in the Middle East, Asia and Europe. 


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"Our migration program is really temporary and we are taking effort to reintegrate our workers back to the Philippines," Imson said.


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