Nasa 25,000 trabaho sa Japan, lok sa job fair ng DMW at Japan Embassy

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Dinagsa ng libu-libong naghahanap ng trabaho ang job fair ng DMW at Japan Embassy, ngayong unang araw ng Agosto. Nakatutok si Mark Salazar.

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00:00The DMW and Japan Embassy's job fair, which has been looking for jobs for thousands of people,

00:04was closed on the first day of August.

00:08Mark Salazar was there.

00:13It's only 3 o'clock in the early morning,

00:15and a lot of people have already lined up outside this mall in Quezon City.

00:19Everyone wants to be the first to apply for the 25,000 job openings in Japan.

00:25Actually, I avoided the traffic because the traffic here is difficult.

00:30Before, I was able to get 5 bars.

00:32I expected that a lot of people would come here.

00:35That's why I was more eager to go to Quezon City.

00:39I was very thrilled and excited to see these old Filipino people

00:43who are looking forward to having a job in Japan.

00:46People-to-people communications, people-to-people exchanges

00:50are fundamental or basic of our friendship.

00:54Numida is one of the lucky ones.

00:57She's a lounge singer in Japan, but she's married and has children.

01:01She said that it's very difficult for her to find a job here

01:04until she reaches the age of 57.

01:07When you're over age, it's like they don't accept you here anymore.

01:11In Japan, you might get fired.

01:13The senior citizens there work as hard as they can.

01:17Kathleen is proficient in Nihongo and her translator is in demand,

01:22even here in the Philippines.

01:24That's why she's losing her skills here because she's a stroke victim.

01:28The reality here in the Philippines is that if you're handicapped,

01:33they'll underestimate you and discriminate you.

01:38Aside from that, there are many other advantages for the Filipinos there.

01:41First, the salary is a bit higher.

01:44They don't have a lot of food adjustments.

01:46We have rice, rice is life.

01:49Japan has a pathway to permanent residency through their immigration laws.

01:54But under what we discussed in Japan, they will be considered as foreign workers.

01:59But in the middle of the job fair, the DMW has a loud opponent.

02:04There are illegal recruiters there. Don't let us catch you.

02:09The NBI is here. Don't try us.

02:13My announcement to everyone.

02:14Japan has no placement fee market.

02:17Japanese language training is free.

02:20Don't try us.

02:21No illegal recruiter was caught there.

02:24Employment agencies are already collecting application forms

02:28to reduce the number of people in line.

02:31Actually, you can submit your application online,

02:35especially for those who live far away.

02:37It's onlineservices.dmw.gov.ph

02:42Just follow the instructions and submit your CVs and your certificates.

02:47We will contact you.

02:49For GMA Integrated News,

02:52Mark Salazar,

02:54for 24 Hours.

Nasa 25,000 trabaho sa Japan, lok sa job fair ng DMW at Japan Embassy

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