Incoming Department of Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople wants to hasten the processing of the deployment of overseas Filipino workers, a labor official said Monday. Read:
Philippine Overseas Employment Administration chief Bernard Olalia added the deployment of medical workers will continue until the end of 2022, despite reports of a lack of health workers in most hospitals in the country.
“In the next few days, especially when the new secretary of DMW enters, expect that there will be changes,” he added. “This means the status quo is still there and the POEA will remain and will continue to provide services to the OFWs,” Olalia added.
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