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After nurses, more Filipino accountants are likely to seek work in the United States as a new licensure opportunity has opened up for them there, the labor department said yesterday.


Labor Secretary Arturo Brion sees an increase in the number of homegrown accountants seeking employment in the US since they can already take the licensure examination in the Commonwealth Northern Marianas Island (CNMI).


Brion said a licensed US certified public accountant earns a minimum of $24 per hour in CNMI.


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After nurses, more Filipino accountants are likely to seek work in the United States as a new licensure opportunity has opened up for them there, the labor department said yesterday.


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Thousands of OFWs in Mariana Islands may lose jobs

September 20, 2011 - 3:38pm

Vice President Jejomar Binay has asked Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz to appeal the United States Department of Homeland Security ruling on the Commonwealth-only Worker Classification (CW) Visa, which may leave...

After nurses, more Pinoy accountants seen to work in US

By Mayen Jaymalin | August 21, 2006 - 12:00am

After nurses, more Filipino accountants are likely to seek work in the United States as a new licensure opportunity has opened up for them there, the labor department said yesterday. Labor Secretary Arturo...

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