"OFWs are warned over and over again not to accept job offers abroad from recruiters who would give them work visa for jobs they didn't apply to. They're also reminded not to sign a new contract upon arriving at their work destination abroad."
It stated that "The women were believed to be victims of human trafficking and illegal recruitment after five of their companions managed to report their plight to the Criminal Investigation and Detection Unit.".
The official added "The applicants also allegedly suffered some abuse since they were made to train beyond the prescribed number of hours. The firm offers training on baby sitting, care giving, and domestic help but without the POEA license."
Certainly, we must avoid these scams and illegitimate things to be well-awared of our actions and decisions towards this kind of situations we might encounter when wanting to be an OFW. Unfortunately, not all of the time, the government got our backs so we sometimes have to stand on our own fate. As we all know, if you wanted to dream big, there's always that one problem that will keep pulling you down that you must face. And as for these guys, the encountered it too soon. Education towards these things is very useful for it may help you finding the most legitimate job you can get, just make sure it is actually legal and safe to work in.
Ingat po sa mga Filipino Domestic workers! Ang daming illegal na recruiter, palagi po tayong magtanong sa OWWA kung legit ba yung in-apply-an nating agency.
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