In celebration of the Migrant Workers’ Day on Wednesday, President Marcos vowed to continue pursuing better working conditions for overseas Filipino workers in recognition of their valuable contributions to the country’s economic growth. Know more:
on Wednesday, President Marcos vowed to continue pursuing better working conditions for overseas Filipino workers in recognition of their valuable contributions to the country’s economic growth. In a video message posted on his Facebook page, the President said his administration will strengthen its ties with the host countries of overseas Filipino workers to ensure their safety, welfare and well-being.
The Philippines celebrates Migrant Workers’ Day every June 7 in commemoration of the signing of Republic Act 8042 or the Migrant Workers’ Act of 1995, which introduced standards for the protection Filipinos working abroad, and their families left behind. “Our OFWs contribute to our economy through their dollar remittances but at some point in their lives, they would also need to come home and create sustainable sources of income through entrepreneurship, sound investments or by landing a better job here at home. Through the DTI, our OFW-entrepreneurs and/or their families would be able to access business training and mentorship programs that would enable them to stay together while also providing jobs to others,” Ople said.
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