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TAIPEI — The Philippines continues to seek concessional funding from Taiwan under its so-called Rong Phang facility to attract more Taiwanese investments in the Philippines.
This was revealed by Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) chief executive officer Antonio I. Basilio in a recent briefing to business journalists visiting Taiwan.
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[Title] => RP seeks better employment terms for OFWs in Taiwan
[Summary] => The Philippines will ask Taiwan to do away with its current broker system in the hiring of Filipino workers during the forthcoming Joint Economic Cooperation (JEC) meeting next month.
Instead, the Philippines will ask Taiwan to expand the Special Hiring Program for Taiwan which is designed to deploy Filipino workers to Taiwan without the intervention of Taiwanese manpower/broker agencies and Filipino recruiting/broker agencies, according to Reynaldo C. Gopez, labor representative to Taiwan.
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TAIPEI — The Philippines continues to seek concessional funding from Taiwan under its so-called Rong Phang facility to attract more Taiwanese investments in the Philippines.
This was revealed by Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) chief executive officer Antonio I. Basilio in a recent briefing to business journalists visiting Taiwan.
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Instead, the Philippines will ask Taiwan to expand the Special Hiring Program for Taiwan which is designed to deploy Filipino workers to Taiwan without the intervention of Taiwanese manpower/broker agencies and Filipino recruiting/broker agencies, according to Reynaldo C. Gopez, labor representative to Taiwan.
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