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| Keyword：ban on deployment ban health workers |
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| The government"s coronavirus task force says the Department of Health will also facilitate the emergency hiring of health workers to assist in caring for the ... |
| Nurses and other health-care workers with existing contracts are now allowed to return to their jobs abroad after the Duterte administration recalled its ... |
| President Rodrigo Duterte said Monday he cannot blame Filipino nurses if they want to work abroad even if the country is in a state of public health emergency ... |
| Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals with signed overseas employment contracts as of March 8 this year will be allowed to return to their jobs. |
| That"s a topic of discussion for the IATF although the POEA [Philippine Overseas Employment Administration] already issued a pronouncement to that effect. |
| Even before the coronavirus disease 2019 pestilence arrived in the Philippines, the country already suffered from a shortage of approximately 290000 health ... |
| The government policymaking body on the coronavirus disease 2019 has recommended the lifting of the deployment ban on health workers abroad after some ... |
| Filipino nurses have the right to work overseas, but their departure could lead to a shortage in the future, President Rodrigo Duterte said in a publicly broadcast ... |
| MANILA, Philippines – The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) has asked the government to clarify two of its recent pronouncements on the fight against ... |
| A government task force has endorsed the lifting of the deployment ban on Filipino health workers with existing contracts abroad, allowing them to leave the ... |