+ Follow PHILIPPINE SEAFARERS Tag
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[Title] => Senate OKs Magna Carta of Filipino seafarers
[Summary] => The Senate has approved on final reading the Magna Carta of seafarers, which seeks to outline the rights of Filipino mariners and sets guidelines for their training and overseas employment.
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[Title] => US firms interested in hiring 75,000 seafarers in three to four years
[Summary] => United States-based seafaring companies are looking to hire around 75,000 Filipino seafarers in the coming years.
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[Title] => Lawmaker says DMW can work with Supreme Court, CHED on seafarer issues
[Summary] => With issues remaining in the country’s seafarer industry, Rep. Alfred Delos Santos (Ang Probinsyano Party-list) said the Supreme Court and the Commission on Higher Education can help with refining the needs of the industry.
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[Title] => CHED to work with MARINA, maritime schools to raise training standards
[Summary] => The Commission on Higher Education said that it is ready to work with other agencies to improve the education and skills training of Filipino seafarers to meet international standards.
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[Title] => Group slams 'anti-seafarer provisions' in new Magna Carta bill
[Summary] => In a statement, Migrante International said that it “rejects the watered-down version” of the Magna Carta of Seafarers or House Bill 7325, warning that the measure will delay the release of monetary awards to seafarers who win a labor case, placing seafarers at a disadvantage compared to other workers from other industries.
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[Title] => Magna carta for seafarers sought amid possible exodus during economic crisis
[Summary] => “The current economic crisis has seen the peso plummeting to historical lows, chronic unemployment worsening, and that Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regime promoting labor export,” Migrante International said in a statement on Thursday, World Maritime Day.
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[Title] => Pinoy seamen vulnerable to Ebola virus - TUCP
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Filipino seafarers are still vulnerable to Ebola virus disease infection amid the no shore leave and no change crew policies strictly imposed by Philippine government and other international maritime bodies, labor group Trade Union Congress of the Philippines said Thursday.
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[Title] => Sea-based OFW inflows seen at over $4 billion this year
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[Title] => DOLE: One-stop shop for seafarers up soon
[Summary] => The Department of Labor and Employment will set up a one-stop shop for Filipino seafarers by August this year.
Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas gave this assurance to Vice President Teofisto Guingona, who has taken it upon himself to look after the welfare of 514,580 registered Filipino seafarers.
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PHILIPPINE SEAFARERS
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Filipino seafarers are still vulnerable to Ebola virus disease infection amid the no shore leave and no change crew policies strictly imposed by Philippine government and other international maritime bodies, labor group Trade Union Congress of the Philippines said Thursday.
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Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas gave this assurance to Vice President Teofisto Guingona, who has taken it upon himself to look after the welfare of 514,580 registered Filipino seafarers.
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