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Showing posts with label OFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OFW. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

OFW-farmer in Pampanga: Farming is where the money is | ABS-CBN News


He was a project engineer in the Middle East country, earning a substantial amount of money.   
 
But there was something else David had wanted to do. He wanted to do agricultural farming in his native barangay of San Matias here.


OFW-farmer in Pampanga: Farming is where the money is | ABS-CBN News

Isang magandang halimbawa ng OFW na nag-iisip na makapagsapalaran sa Pilipinas ng kanyang kinita abroad.
Sana maging halimbawa nawa sa lahat ng Uno Interns.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW)


Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW)

by Cliff Paragua on Friday, December 23, 2011 at 7:50am






Bata-bata' pa ako noong maimbento ang katagang OCW - overseas contract worker - na maaring mas angkop na tawag sa mga kababayan nating nangingibang bansa para kumita kaysa sa 'picking apples'. Kalagitnaan noon ng dekada setenta noong muling sumiklab ang matinding pagnanais ng mga manggagawang Pilipino na kumita ng dolyar sa pagbubukas ng bansang Saudi Arabia ng mga trabahong magpapaunlad sa kanilang pamayanan sa pamamagitan ng kanilang yaman galing sa likas-yamang langis.

Lumipas na ang mahaba-habang panahon at ang naging karaniwang tawag sa mga nangingibang-bansang mga kababayan natin ay overseas Filipino workers o OFWs. Kilalang-kilala na ang mga OFW, halos sa lahat ng sulok ng mundo. Anupa't ang Pinoy ay nakaabot na raw sa isandaan at dalawanpung bansa upang magbaka-sakaling makatagpo niya ang katuparan ng kanyang minimithing mga pangarap.

Napansin ko lang na nangingibabaw pa rin sa isip at salita ng maraming Pinoy, sa Divisoria man o sa Forbes Park, na kaya raw nag-aabroad ang Pilipino ay dahil walang sapat na trabaho sa Pilipinas. Marami raw ang walang hanapbuhay, walang mapasukan o kaya ay di sapat ang kita kung mayroon mang pinagkakakitaan.

Matagal na panahon na at hanggang ngayon patuloy pa rin ang aking pagtatanong kung bakit tuwing araw ng Linggo halos di mabilang ang dami ng pahina sa mga pahayagan ukol sa mga anunsiyo sa trabaho o kung tawagin ay 'classified ads', lalo na sa Manila Bulletin. Kung wala o kapos ang trabaho sa Pilipinas, bakit napakarami pa rin ang naturan kong mga pahina sa diyaryo?

Sa aking matagal na pagsusuri, mas nagingibabaw ang pananaw ko na maraming Pilipino ang salat sa angkop na kaalaman at kakayahan para sa mga naturang trabaho na matagal na panahon nang nakalatag sa mga pahina ng diyaryo. Maliban doon, marami pa ring Pinoy ang nais sumandal na lang sa kanilang MBA na kuwalipikasyon - May Backer Ako.

Hindi lang iilang beses na naimungkahi ko sa mga kaibigan na ibahin na natin ang pananaw sa pag-aabroad ng mga Pilipino. Sa ganang akin, malaki ang kinalaman ng tatlong bagay sa mga Pilipinong nagiging OFW.

'Kaya ko rin yan!' - mga katagang nasasambit ng isang Pilipino na nakakapansin sa pag-aasenso ng buhay ng kanyang kapitbahay, dahil buwan-buwan ay may natatanggap na dolyar mula sa kapamilya sa abroad. Napakabigat na hamon para patunayang 'kaya ko rin yan!'

Likas na mahilig din sa 'adventure' ang mga Pinoy, lalo na kung ang pagbabaka-sakali ay magdudulot pa ng malaking kita para sa mga pangangailangan ng pamilya. Mapatapos sa pag-aaral ang mga anak, makabili ng sariling lupa at bahay, makapagpundar ng maliit na negosyo - maisasakatuparan lamang ang mga pangarap na ito kung makakapag-abroad!

Maliban dito, ang isang welder sa Cavite na nag-eekstra lamang sa talyer ay maaring makapag-uwi ng dalawan-daang piso sa loob ng isang araw, kung may suwerte, habang ang trainee welder sa Nagasaki ay maaring tumanggap ng higit sa tatlong daang piso sa bawat oras ng kanyang pagtatrabaho! Bakit magtitiyaga yong Kabitenyong welder sa pagiging ekstra, kung puwede namang makipagsapalaran sa Nagasaki, baka may overtime pay pa!

Para sa akin, ganyan ang tunay na kuwento ng OFW at batid kong biniyayaan talaga ng Maykapal ng mabuting katangian ang Pilipino para maging makabuluhang bahagi siya sa pagpapaunlad ng kabuhayan at ekonomiya ng mga bansang kanyang pinaglilingkuran.

Kailan naman kaya mabibiyayaan ng kaunlaran ang kaisa-isang mahal nating bansang Pilipinas?

Thank you, Labatt Cliff for this inspiring, informative and realistic article concerning our OCWs.


Kudos to all our OFWs,
Uno Overseas Placement


Thursday, December 8, 2011

A Day in the Life of an OFW Hero

A day in the life of an OFW hero

We are posting this article to help you make your choices about how you should handle your money, hard earned money well.

As an OFW, you are the "assigned" as the bread winner of the family in the Philippines. But there is also the issue of your future. This article makes practical suggestions how you can handle the sending of money to your family in order to save for your future.

I hope this helps.


Wednesday, December 7, 2011

‘My OFW husband came home a different man’

‘My OFW husband came home a different man’

Our hearts cry out for this woman, whose only fault was to love the man of her life- her husband.
It's true that OFW's are heroes of our nation because they bring in the much needed Dollars. But, are they also heroes to their own family and specially to their spouse?

We pray that this article will be a warning to our own interns and will serve as a reminder that they are the real heroes of their family. For after all, isn't that that the reason why we persevere?

Uno's interns are different. They have known the source of life and are committed to love Jesus Christ, who first loved us. They are therefore committed to be loyal and true to their own spouse while working abroad no matter what.

Kudos!

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Merry Christmas to our Overseas Filipino Workers


We found this video and it touched our hearts. We would like to dedicate this to our OFW, who are out there working for the betterment of their family.

Uno Overseas Placement salutes you and are praying for your endurance, perseverance, patience and above your trust and confidence in God.

Have a Merry Christmas!

Saturday, October 22, 2011

P100M OFW legal defense fund to be restored

P100M OFW legal defense fund to be restored

Why depend on this legal fund when you can avoid violating the law. OBEDIENCE is the key to blessing! Stay out of trouble, obey the law of your country host.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Credit card debts land OFW in jail

Credit card debts land OFW in jail


OFWs are often beset with problems that have nothing to do with their jobs overseas. One of them is creditcard debt.
In rich countries, getting a credit card is easy. Our kababayan there are almost pushed to avail of the plastic money cards.
Some overseas Filipino workers carry not just one or two cards but five or six, or as many as they can.
But some kabayan apparently don’t know how to handle finances wisely. They buy too much on credit, forgetting that they are going to have to pay for the debts eventually.
Many OFWs fall into a mindset that if you have credit card you actually have cash. Far from the truth, this kind of thinking have brought more pain and they end up wallowing in debt.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

DFA Consular Office Issues Advisory on Passport Applications

DFA Consular Office Issues Advisory on Passport Applications

This is for the OFW that have urgent need to renew their passports.
The DFA will extend up to one year the validity of the current expiring passports of applicants who have urgent travel. The extension will be free of charge while  the applicants are waiting for the release of their new electronic passports (ePassports).
Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and applicants who need their passports on emergency circumstances (e.g., medical concerns, death in the immediate family) are advised to go to the Passport Director's Office, for assistance. The Passport Director's Office is located at the ground floor of the DFA-OCA at the Aseana Business Park along Macapagal Avenue.
Also, the DFA-OCA has extended its work hours, and opened its services on Saturdays. Passport processing services is now available until 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm on Saturdays.
The DFA advises the public to file for their passport applications at least 12 weeks before their intended date of travel.