Department of Migrant Workers says to reduce the processing time for OFWs
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| DMW Secretary Susan Ople |
MANILA (News
Update) - The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has promised to chop down the
handling season of archives of abroad Filipino specialists (OFWs) through
digitalization in association with the Department of Information and
Communications Technology (DICT).
DMW Secretary
Susan Ople said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. needs the conveyance of projects
and administrations to the OFWs and their families to be quick.
"At the
point when I expected office, I found that it could take at least three months
for a business to work with our consulate and the workplace of work to get
certification. It's not even the recruiting system, it's simply the license
cycle," Ople said in a post-State of the Nation Address Economic Briefing
at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City on Tuesday.
She said they investigated the quantity of advances and tracked
down a ton of redundancies.
"By getting
rid of that multitude of repetitive methods and superfluous necessities, even
the quantity of marks, we are sure that we can cut that timetable from at least
three months to maybe under a month or three weeks," Ople said.
She said the DMW
is likewise investigating objections made by traveling OFWs with respect to the
time spent applying for and getting their Overseas Employment Certificate
(OEC).
The OEC,
otherwise called leave freedom, affirms the routineness of enrollment and
documentation of an OFW. It additionally fills in as evidence of enlistment
with the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration.
An OFW leaving
the country without OEC might kept from leave.
"The DICT
and the DMW will be working intently together with the goal that the OEC will
presently be paperless. It tends to be put away on the laborer's telephone, and
there will be a comparing computerized arrangement at the movement so every
worldwide air terminal that we have in the nation is presently
consistent," Ople said.
The DMW has
similarly continued converses with Saudi Arabia on the organization of gifted
specialists and two-sided settlements on improved shields for Filipino
laborers.
She additionally
noticed that as Filipinos are passing on to work abroad, many are returning for
good.
She consequently
welcomed the business local area, including conciliatory posts and global
associations, to help in the OFW's reintegration.
"If it's not
too much trouble, help us put in or characterize as numerous reintegration
pathways for our returning OFWs to cut the pattern of intergenerational work
relocation," Ople said. "We have a great deal of skilled abroad
laborers getting back to the nation looking for potential ventures, likewise,
nearby work, and even organizations for business and, surprisingly, social
projects that they can join."
She said the DMW
would reinforce its mission against unlawful enlistment and illegal
exploitation and care for the government assistance of offspring of OFWs
abandoned by opening a program explicitly for them.
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