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[Title] => Nurses warned of 'Toronto hospitals' recruiting scam
[Summary] => The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto warned the the public against a scam circulating by e-mail which offers Filipino nurses non-existent jobs in Toronto-based hospitals.
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[Title] => Nestlé supports government coffee growing initiatives
[Summary] => Nestlé Philippines, Inc. said it supports efforts of the government and private sectors such as tax incentives and financing schemes that promote investments in the coffee industry to meet the increasing local demand.
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[Title] => Letter to the Editor — Women and prostitution
[Summary] => There is a major problem in the Philippines that needs to be looked at and to find a way to take care of the problem by the cities and government. That problem being is when a large amount of young girls leave their province to come to the big cities like Cebu and find a job. They have very little money and perhaps no money at all to be able to survive in the big cities. They come to find jobs but when they find themselves with no place to stay or food they must feel very alone.
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[Title] => Japan asked to allow Pinoy IT workers to stay longer
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II recently asked the Japanese Ministry of Justice to allow Filipino information technology workers to be able to stay up to three years in Japan while in training, instead of the current limitation of just one year.
Roxas was recently in Japan for a series of meetings with top Japanese officials.
Roxas is negotiating with the Japanese government on behalf of Filipino IT workers who are training in Japan.
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[Title] => Retail sales seen to grow 7% this year
[Summary] => With the improvement in business and consumer confidence retail sales are projected to grow by seven percent this year, according to Manuel M. Siggaoat, president of the Philippine Franchise Association (PFA).
"Retail store operators are more optimistic this year," Siggaoat said.
In 2000, retail sales contracted by three percent due to a slow down in economic activity. The expected rebound this year, Siggaoat said, had been felt as early as November last year and was seen in footwear and clothing.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Support the peso
[Summary] => Each day the peso sets a new record, breaching levels unheard of even in the worst days of the Asian currency crisis. With the political storm in this country unlikely to die down soon, and no respite from soaring world oil prices, expect the peso to continue being battered. We’ll have to wait out this political storm, and there’s not much we can do about the resumption of hostilities in the Middle East, which has worsened the international oil supply problem. But we’re not completely helpless about the peso’s fall.
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Roxas was recently in Japan for a series of meetings with top Japanese officials.
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"Retail store operators are more optimistic this year," Siggaoat said.
In 2000, retail sales contracted by three percent due to a slow down in economic activity. The expected rebound this year, Siggaoat said, had been felt as early as November last year and was seen in footwear and clothing.
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