GOOD NEWS!!!!

[Quote ko lang po yung nabasa ko sa facebook group ng EPS KLT Philippines‎] Salamat sir Paulo Reymatias

09-13-2012 20:44
Foreign workers’ quota to rise next year
By Kim Rahn

The nation will issue 62,000 foreign workers permits next year, up by 5,000 from this year’s quota, to meet growing labor demand here.

The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) announced next year’s foreign workforce quota Thursday after a meeting of related ministers.

“We’ve decided to increase the quota to relieve labor shortages in the manufacturing sector. We decided about three months earlier than usual, so that we can begin hiring workers as early as possible,” Yim Jong-ryong, a minister at the PMO, said.

According to the plan, a total of 62,000 migrant workers will be allowed to work here on E-9 visas. The number reflects the vacancies expected when 39,000 employees return home by the end of the year following their visa expiration, plus additional demand.

Of the quota, 52,000 positions were allocated for newcomers, and the remaining 10,000, for those who have previously worked here. The majority of them will be in the manufacturing sector, while the remainder will work in the agricultural, livestock and fishing industries.

In a separate quota for foreigners of Korean descent who are given H-2 visas, mostly ethnic Korean-Chinese, the government has decided to keep the same number as this year, 303,000.

“Considering the current labor shortage, we’ll begin issuing working permits next month, so that part of the 2013 quota can enter the country before January 1,” Yim said.
The government will also allow small companies with less than 10 employees to hire up to three foreign workers, up from the current two.

It will also come up with measures to protect migrant workers’ rights, supporting their life here and resolving unfair treatment by employers.

“We’ll support companies hiring foreign workers according to the law, while sternly punish those illegally using foreign employees,” Labor Minister Lee Chae-pil said.

YEHEY SAPAYLA KUMA APO!

a glimpse of hope..

yeah..

ask ko lng po kung my nakalagay ba n APPROVED sa job seekers roster approval date. kasama n ba yung name s job roster....d kaci nakalagay ang date kung kailan...
then wala namang nakalagay s job seekers FORWARDING DATE..thanks po s mag repz......
sa eps.go.kr po yan n case....tnx
concern ko lng po baka approved lng ang application then di pa pala naka forward.....s roster....

oo pre may data kn nyan at ksama n name mo sa job roster.

arnoldfuego wrote:ask ko lng po kung my nakalagay ba n APPROVED sa job seekers roster approval date. kasama n ba yung name s job roster....d kaci nakalagay ang date kung kailan...
then wala namang nakalagay s job seekers FORWARDING DATE..thanks po s mag repz......
sa eps.go.kr po yan n case....tnx
concern ko lng po baka approved lng ang application then di pa pala naka forward.....s roster....

mr.arnoldfuego ok lang po yan hindi naman daw problema kahit walang date na nakalagay kasi maraming ganyan kabilang na ko. ganyan din ang pinost ko na problem dito sa forum na to at ok lang daw yan.

piang2 wrote:[Quote ko lang po yung nabasa ko sa facebook group ng EPS KLT Philippines‎] Salamat sir Paulo Reymatias

09-13-2012 20:44
Foreign workers’ quota to rise next year
By Kim Rahn

The nation will issue 62,000 foreign workers permits next year, up by 5,000 from this year’s quota, to meet growing labor demand here.

The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) announced next year’s foreign workforce quota Thursday after a meeting of related ministers.

“We’ve decided to increase the quota to relieve labor shortages in the manufacturing sector. We decided about three months earlier than usual, so that we can begin hiring workers as early as possible,” Yim Jong-ryong, a minister at the PMO, said.

According to the plan, a total of 62,000 migrant workers will be allowed to work here on E-9 visas. The number reflects the vacancies expected when 39,000 employees return home by the end of the year following their visa expiration, plus additional demand.

Of the quota, 52,000 positions were allocated for newcomers, and the remaining 10,000, for those who have previously worked here. The majority of them will be in the manufacturing sector, while the remainder will work in the agricultural, livestock and fishing industries.

In a separate quota for foreigners of Korean descent who are given H-2 visas, mostly ethnic Korean-Chinese, the government has decided to keep the same number as this year, 303,000.

“Considering the current labor shortage, we’ll begin issuing working permits next month, so that part of the 2013 quota can enter the country before January 1,” Yim said.
The government will also allow small companies with less than 10 employees to hire up to three foreign workers, up from the current two.

It will also come up with measures to protect migrant workers’ rights, supporting their life here and resolving unfair treatment by employers.

“We’ll support companies hiring foreign workers according to the law, while sternly punish those illegally using foreign employees,” Labor Minister Lee Chae-pil said.

YEHEY SAPAYLA KUMA APO!

wow,thanks sa info. ahm sana kasama sa prior country ang philippines kasi maraming country daw kinukuhanan ng korea kaya marami man kaylangan next year sana kasama 8th klt sa pinas sa maging priority,para po mas masaya. ^_^

amen to that ms. revie

sana nga makaalis tau lahat

sana po talaga kasama tayo swertihin naman tayo lalo na mga girls

amen!

wow thts gud