sheets of students enrolled in MNHS during SY 2013-2914 with OFW parents was identified and selected. Those adolescents within the criteria set were considered. Questionnaire was administered to the respondents. The grades of the subjects were obtained from the School Registrar’s Office. The sample population were predominantly male‚ Grade 8 middle adolescents belonging to the 14 – 16 year old age group. In both families with OFW and non-OFW parents‚ the father is the primary income provider‚ majority
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numbers. These squatters were actually descendants of people affected by the war and descendants of province people searching for success in Manila. There are many causes of poverty. We might think that there are many hard working Filipinos who work as OFWs worldwide; but in reality‚ the less eagerness of Filipinos who love to work is the one which affects our poverty rate. Also‚ the Philippines which is considered to be Catholic country may believe in their God too much that they are spoiled in some
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Filipino workers (OFWs) to the programs and policies of the Aquino government‚ primarily the continuing violation of farmers rights to land‚ inexistent national industry and labor-export policy. “Ang mga kababayan nating OFW ay natutulak mangibang bansa dahil wala ngang kabuhayan dito sa bansa. Ang tatay ni Mary Jane‚ sakada sa Hacienda Luisita‚ at dahil walang tunay na reporma sa lupa‚ natural na sila ay nakalubog sa kahirapan‚ kaya ganun din siya‚ kaya natulak siyang maghanap ng trabaho sa ibang bansa
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career change that can lead to a satisfying life working overseas. Approximately eight million Filipinos overseas are permanent residents‚ temporary workers‚ or irregular migrants. Majority are temporary workers known as Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW). Although‚ there are some who leave the country for tourism and other purposes but they eventually overstay‚ seek employment‚ and become irregular workers overseas. There are different reasons for individuals to work abroad. To earn money‚ to meet
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Rethinking Educational Policy: Some Notes on K to 12 in The Philippines David Michael M. San Juan Citizen‚ Republic of the Philippines From its inception during the last years of the Macapagal-Arroyo regime to its current implementation under the second Aquino presidency‚ the Kindergarten to 12 Years of Basic Education (K to 12) Program has been criticized and opposed by a broad array of forces. The current administration rammed it down our throats‚ just the same conducting tokenistic consultations
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housing project‚ which initially targeted the generations of employees who worked for his parents’ and grandparents’ lumberyard business in Sampaloc‚ Manila. Eventually‚ the P150‚ 000-worth two-room units became affordable through homebuyers’ access to a Pag-IBIG loan. In 1997-1998‚ GA battled with financial crisis when the Asian Financial Crisis hit the Philippines. Nonetheless in 2000‚ GA continued with its socialized housing projects and set-up the Santa Barbara Villas II‚ which targeted the police
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OFWs and their remittances In our culture‚ the usual teaching of our parents is for their sons and daughters to study hard‚ enter into a good college and find a suitable work. In the early days this will be enough‚ and you can already start your own family. However‚ why is it now even though you have graduated in one of the most prestigious Universities or working in a multinational firm it is not yet enough and you still find yourself struggling to survive? Recently‚ in an article published
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Production and Operations Management Let’s face it‚ we all face tough challenges. Competitive pressures continue unabated. Prices are too low‚ and the costs are too high. Companies strive to reduce costs. Some look to improve technology. Some reduce headcount. Too few have become operationally excellent. Going through the activity‚ as a business administration student‚ have you ever thought about your future as part of a prestigious company? Will you apply the things that you’ve learned throughout
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MAYOR GAURANO Name of Spouse (for married): RAQUEL FRANSISCO GAURANO Email Address: Pag-IBIG RTN/MID: ehdgar_77@yahoo.com CONTRACT PARTICULARS OF OFW Name of Company / Employer: WOONGNAM ENG. CONST. Address of Employer: KOREA Tel.No./Fax No.: 8223327711 Contract Duration: 12 Months July 11‚ 2013 Salary / Currency: 174 / KUWAIT DINAR July 08‚ 2012 Jobsite / Country of Destination: KUWAIT Position of OFW: WELDER Date of Return to the Philippines. : Date of last deployment from the Philippines:
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Highlights of the Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) 4 Impact on Displaced Women and Men in Export Processing Zones 4 Impact on Informal Sector Workers and/or Informal Support Service Providers 5 Impact on Displaced Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and on Families dependent on remittances 6 Impact on Rural Communities 7 Impact on the Young Women and Men 8 Gender Dimension 9 3. Conclusions and Policy Issues 9 Bibliography Appendices Appendix
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