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Full- time Training and Reintegration Coordinator (6 months)
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Social Media Specialist
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Full- time Finance Officer
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MAPPING THE RECRUITMENT POLICIES, PROCESSES, AND PRACTICES FOR LABOUR MIGRATION FROM THE PHILIPPINES TO THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL (GCC) COUNTRIES
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Project Coordinator
PH sets record for 5 successive Tier 1 rankings in the US State Department’s 2020 anti-trafficking report
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June 26, 2020 The Philippines sets a new record in being the first ASEAN country to have maintained a Tier 1 category ranking in the US State Department’s Trafficking-in-Persons Report for five years straight. The country joins 34 states deemed as making significant progress in the eradication of modern-day slavery with the same prestigious ranking. […]
We’re Hiring!
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The Blas F. Ople Policy Center and Training Institute is building a team for an innovative project that seeks to curb trafficking and illegal recruitment of Overseas Filipino Workers. We need the following: Full-Time Finance Officer
We’re Hiring!
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The Blas F. Ople Policy Center and Training Institute is building a team for an innovative project that seeks to curb trafficking and illegal recruitment of Overseas Filipino Workers. We need the following:
Ople Center seeks joint resolution from Congress, Senate to suspend new Philhealth rates for OFWs
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May 4, 2020 The Blas F. Ople Policy Center urged the leadership of the Senate and House of Representative to pass a joint resolution indefinitely suspending the hike in PhilHealth premium contributions of overseas Filipinos and migrant workers. The policy center noted that the moratorium declared by PhilHealth is a step in the right direction […]
Labor Day Statement from the Blas F. Ople Policy Center
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“At this time, no one really knows what the so-called ‘new normal’ will be for both the domestic and overseas labor force.” “All economies may be hurting for a long while thus dampening the need for more foreign workers especially in the service sector which is the main source of demand for OFWs.” “An indefinite […]
