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Taiwan remains a top destination for overseas Filipino workers due to its stability, low cost of living, and support for labor rights, says Fr. Joy Tajonera.
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Taiwan remains a top destination for overseas Filipino workers due to its stability, low cost of living, and support for labor rights, says Fr. Joy Tajonera.

Overseas Filipino workers in Taiwan are invited to join faith-based seminars, cultural celebrations, and a major dance competition as Filipino communities…

Overseas Filipino workers in Taiwan face strict dorm rules, contract limits and alleged retaliation for labor complaints, raising concerns over forced labor…

Renewed efforts between government agencies and advocates are improving overseas Filipino worker (OFW) shelters in Taiwan, addressing underutilization and…

OWWA clarified that it does not operate overseas shelters, saying funding and management of migrant worker resource centers, including the Taiwan facility,…

Support for distressed Filipino workers in Taiwan has weakened under the Marcos administration, with limited government shelters forcing NGOs like Bahay…

Two Taiwan brokers have been suspended after OFWs reported job mismatches and deception, according to MECO Labor Attaché David Des Dicang. The case, now under…

Two Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Taiwan have experienced a mismatch in their employment and reached out to Bahay Ugnayan to seek help from concerned…

Tajonera raised an alarm over the case and urged the Department of Migrant Workers to take action, stressing that OFWs in similar situations are at a big…

‘I would say 90 percent or even higher of the employers are good, but then there’s always the one percent, two percent, that will take advantage of the…

Department of Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Cacdac on Friday assured that the agency stands ready with its contingency plan in the event any emergency…




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