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[Title] => Sokor firms to hire 8,000 skilled OFWs
[Summary] => The ongoing crackdown on illegal migrant workers in South Korea may benefit other skilled overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) after all.
South Korea expressed desire to hire at least 8,000 Filipino trainees to cope with the adverse impact of the drive against illegal foreign workers, a local recruitment agency said.
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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August 27, 2012 - 12:00am
