Illegal Recruitment

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) urged the public to be vigilant against fake overseas job postings on social media platforms and to only transact with licensed recruitment agencies for overseas employment. The DMW reiterated its warning to protect Filipino jobseekers from illegal recruiters and syndicates proliferating on social media platforms, who are also allegedly involved in direct hiring schemes

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The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) simultaneously closed at least three branches of a consultancy firm for alleged illegal recruitment activities of hiring Filipino truck drivers and factory workers to Poland. Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople ordered the closure of Idplumen Travel Consultancy Services in San Fernando Pampanga and its two offices in Santiago City, Isabela and in Tabuk City,

BABALA ng POEA sa publiko na mag-ingat sa mga taong nag-rerecruit o nangangako ng trabaho sa ibang bansa gamit ang pangalan ng mga POEA-licensed recruitment agency. Kadalasan ay nagpapakilala ang mga ito na konektado sa mga nasabing agency, pero sa katotohanan ay hindi mga empleyado o rehistradong staff. LAHAT ng mag-rerecruit (mangangako, mag-rerefer, mag-popost o mag-aadvertise) pa-abroad ay kinakailangang authorized

The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) received reports that jobseekers for overseas work have been victimized by online scams using names of licensed recruitment agencies. The scam involves individuals pretending to be staff or officers of licensed recruitment agencies. Said individuals would send e-mails, texts, or private messages with offers of overseas employment to unsuspecting jobseekers, who would be required

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has ordered the closure of an illegal recruitment agency in Ermita, Manila. In a statement Friday, Secretary Susan Ople said the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Branch (AIRB) of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) padlocked Kharem’s International last July 29 for supposedly offering non-existent jobs in the Middle East. It was learned that the establishment is

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has closed down an illegal recruitment agency in Ermita, Manila offering non-existent jobs in the Middle East, DMW Secretary Susan “Toots” V. Ople said. Ople said the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Branch (AIRB) of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) padlocked last 29 July 2022 the office of Kharem’s International, an unregistered and unlicensed company posing