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18 Nov

How People Acknowledge Career Move In a Foreign Country

Posted in Business by anabel | 2 Comments

Here in the Philippines the average rate of populations who work in a foreign country is high and still increasing. For the reasons that they think they can have a better opportunity abroad and true to that, they excel in other countries.

Many professionals and non-professionals, married and not married individuals are interested to work in a foreign country, first thing that they consider is the income, second is to relocate forever together with their families because they think they can have a better future outside of the Philippines.

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Top Countries (not in order) wherein Filipinos interested to work:

USA
Canada
New Zealand
Dubai
Saudi Arabia
Taiwan
Hongkong
Singapore
Korea

Taiwan and Korea know to have many worker requirements into factory worker, while, Singapore and Hongkong is into house helper. Other countries in the list are for professionals such as caregiver, nurses, engineers and others. It only shows that here in our country working abroad is very much acceptable to the majority of the population if not all, regardless of your marital status. Others who do not want to relocate are those with good business in the country, but if you make a survey, for sure highest percentages of Filipinos do want to work in a foreign country.

5 Jan

Unemployment Rate Expected to Hit All Regions

With recession looming across the world, expect a lot of people without a job starting this month. This prediction was expected as early as the third quarter of last year and it seems that many people are slowly feeling this pinch of surviving the worst economic crisis to hit the world since ages.

There have been bailouts given. Loans with affordable interest rates with their business stake as collateral have been granted. But the thing is, are they enough?

Majority of the employees hit are the overseas workers. Thousands have been laid off in the United States, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan. A lot of them are Filipinos. Many came home last December, their last trip for now since they are formally out of a job.

There are countries that declared job openings. Among them include Qatar, Canada and the United Kingdom. But so far, nothing definite has been reported with regards to their actual needs.

Folks, the crisis is for real. If you have a job, do all means to keep it. For the unemployed, all you can do for now is keep on looking. That is the best thing you can do for now, regardless if you have a diploma or not.