ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT

A Filipina recruiter was found guilty of recruiting and deceiving four women who ended up as sex workers in Malaysia and Brunei, according to the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO). Presiding Judge Ralph S. Lee of Quezon City Regional…
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POEA staff and PNP-CIDG operatives launched a raid at Gedisco Center located at Mabini Street, Ermita, Manila to inspect recruitment agencies operating within its premises. Based on tipsters, a number of recruitment agencies in the area…
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Two officers of the Bureau of Immigration were arrested in Zamboanga over allegedly allowing 12 Filipinas to work illegally in Sabah and Lebanon without proper documents. Arrested were immigration personnel identified as Joey Paulino…
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Apparently fed up with failed promises and repeated infractions, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration disclosed a list of 50 employment agencies who failed to facilitate repatriation of  distressed overseas Filipino workers.…
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POEA staff and PNP-CIDG operatives launched a raid at Gedisco Center located at Mabini Street, Ermita, Manila to inspect recruitment agencies operating within its premises. Based on tipsters, a number of recruitment agencies in the area…
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Illegal recruitment can be a lucrative business unscrupulous people do because there are folks who are easily duped into paying large amounts of money in exchange for a placement on jobs that do not exist. Therefore it's a constant effort…
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More than 100 Filipinos from Manila, Ilocos, Abra and Bicol have been duped by an allegedly illegal recruiter who collected P130,000 to P215,000 to process jobs abroad. The 130 victims were recruited through Facebook and were promised by…
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The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration has canceled the license of TCI Recruitment Corporation, which in three cases, was found to have violated POEA rules on collection of placement fees by licensed recruitment agencies.…
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Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac yesterday advised job applicants to be wary of illegal recruiters and scammers who offer employment in countries with publicized job opportunities like Qatar, Japan, United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand.…
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A Rizal-based employment agency has been closed down for allegedly recruiting more than 100 Filipino applicants to jobs that do not exist in Japan, officials said Tuesday. Jomhadz International Corp., with office locations in Antipolo and…
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