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                    [Title] => Empleyadong mawawalan ng trabaho tutulungan ng DOLE
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                    [Title] => Manggagawa tatanggap ng double pay sa Hunyo 11
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                    [Title] => 2,000 female nurses needed in Saudi
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The POEA said that the Saudi government is accepting applicants, with or without hospital work experience, as long as they are Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates with board license. Muslim nurses who have not taken the board exams are however accepted, the POEA clarified. 


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                    [Title] => CBCP, migrant workers' organizations support move to increase DH salaries
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The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, recruitment agencies and a migrant workers' organization are supporting the move of the Department of Labor and Employment to raise the salaries of overseas Filipino domestic workers and uplift their condition. 


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                    [Title] => Proposed P125 legislated wage hike: Deal or no deal?
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While calls for the passage of the proposed P125 across-the-board legislated wage increase intensify, the Department of Labor and Employment recently met with the regional wage boards to discuss possibility of granting wage increase in the regional levels.


On Friday, the labor department convened the 17 Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Boards to study the impact of the P125 wage increase and look at the possibility of a wage increase this year. 


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                    [Title] => DOLE warns OFWs in Kuwait against changing employers
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The POEA said that the Saudi government is accepting applicants, with or without hospital work experience, as long as they are Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates with board license. Muslim nurses who have not taken the board exams are however accepted, the POEA clarified. 


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